Sentence examples for obstacles to make from inspiring English sources

But again, many senior Labour figures have overcome great obstacles to make their way in politics.

Few, if any, in the Hall of Fame ever hurdled greater obstacles to make it to the shrine than Puckett.

Mr. Lansky's new book, "The Titanic Awards: Celebrating the Worst of Travel" (Perigee Trade) is dedicated "to all the travelers who overcame annoyances and obstacles to make it to their destinations, and then willingly decided to set out traveling again".

"And we will remove obstacles to make sure potential adoptive parents can be foster carers too, so that it's no longer too hard for children to be placed with them while final decisions are made.

Although experts probably could have issued a similar blueprint five years ago, Dr. Gayle said, "there is a lot more evidence now for what works and what it takes to overcome obstacles to make prevention work".

The government's success in overcoming political obstacles to make the cuts and its willingness to risk social upheaval suggest that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad may have consolidated power after the internal fractures that followed his bitterly disputed re-election in 2009 — a development that some analysts believe could influence Iran's position at nuclear talks in Istanbul this month.

Now, there are, of course, a number of obstacles to making such a scheme be reality.

I would hope that we wouldn't have any obstacles to making it happen.

But baseball officials yesterday outlined the many, many obstacles to making such a deal.

They say there are daunting obstacles to making and deploying these germ, chemical or radiological weapons.

Such international disagreement, security experts said, was evidence of the obstacles to making even small changes in screening procedures.