Sentence examples for obvious roadblocks from inspiring English sources

Space commercialization is here to stay despite the challenges and obvious roadblocks.

Some of the obvious roadblocks are being unaware of programs or finding out about them too late.

Atomico's de Vries can speak to why autonomous air travel is turning into a bit of a hot spot for venture interest, despite its many obvious roadblocks, and what's on the horizon for bold bets in the future of transportation.

Despite the lack of obvious regulatory roadblocks, media watchdogs would probably ferociously fight such a merger, contending that it would put too much power over content in one company's hands.

Dr. Mombaerts said that an obvious way round this roadblock would be to isolate some of the patient's own mitochondria and inject them into the cow oocyte carrying the patient's skin cell nucleus.

During that time, more than a dozen proposals were made to upgrade the sport to Division I. "There was always some roadblock, the most obvious one being the cost," said the associate athletic director Joe Battista, who played club hockey at Penn State and later coached the team, the Icers, for 19 years.

However, roadblocks can involve more than the obvious trade restraints.

"Well, Obama's trying his best to do the obvious right thing for the country, but he's been roadblocked extensively for political reasons by people who even among themselves would take a different position," he said.

There might be a major roadblock to your plans that you haven't even considered, but which is obvious from a cultural perspective.

Citizen roadblocks.

Roadblocks have emerged.