Sentence examples for obstacles to completing from inspiring English sources
She also cautioned that there were potential obstacles to completing a merger, including a pending plan by UFJ to sell its trust unit to Sumitomo Trust.
While college students on campuses around the country may complain about being distracted by their social or personal lives, college students at Sing Sing have very real, albeit very different, obstacles to completing their course work.
Talks are also continuing between Chrysler and Fiat, although people close to the discussions said there appeared to be no major obstacles to completing their alliance by the Thursday deadline.
When Mr. Byrnes returned home in 2005, not long after witnessing the death of Specialist Segun Frederick Akintade, the lone City Tech student killed in Iraq, he confronted a variety of bureaucratic obstacles to completing his own college classes.
David Lean resorted to Cape Town when the drenched coastline of the west of Ireland served up too many logistical obstacles to completing Ryan's Daughter, while Robert Towne (filming his largely forgotten Colin Farrell noir Ask the Dust) declared that "nothing could look more like southern California" than the country's tourist capital.
These findings suggest that there are many obstacles to completing TLTBI in the HIV-infected population.
"Maybe I am wrong, but I don't expect that he will create any new obstacles to complete the ratification," Mr. Cichocki said.
The main obstacles to complete the life cycle of S. japonicum in the lab are the transition from mother sporocysts to cercariae, and the production of fertilized and completely developed eggs by adult worms generated in vitro.
4 Alzheimer's patients face social, 5 economic, 6, 7 and technical obstacles to complete oral health: loss of cognitive and motor skills, loss of autonomy, physiological modifications, impaired adaptation processes, lack of compliance decreasing care access possibilities.
Another obstacle to completing the contract is that Mr. Levy is on vacation, the officials said.
The one-acre site of the planned Greenpoint Monitor Museum is hardly the most formidable obstacle to completing the park.
