Sentence examples for obstacles to do from inspiring English sources

We bounced medicine balls on the floor and off the walls, and bounced onto big yellow obstacles to do squats.

Investors are free to propose their own candidates for directors, but they have to surmount a number of legal and technical obstacles to do it.

She set up an organisation, Bridge Afghanistan, and got stockpiles from British hospitals that would otherwise have been destroyed sent to Kabul, overcoming a myriad of bureaucratic obstacles to do so.

- No money, no respect, too many hours, too many obstacles to do nice research, no job security.

If we say that the driver is free, what we shall probably mean is that an agent, consisting in the driver's empirical self, is free from external (physical or legal) obstacles to do whatever he or she might want to do.

The obstacles to doing business coincide with increasing opportunities.

Threats were specific obstacles to doing so, for example habitat loss and pollution.

Here the continued obstacles to doing business are a much more significant hurdle.

Despite the expansion by foreign retailers, there are significant obstacles to doing business in Moscow.

But there are almost insurmountable practical and legal obstacles to doing so.

The obstacles to doing so are profound and in many ways as daunting as the prospect of a military solution.