Sentence examples for other roadblocks from inspiring English sources

But there are still other roadblocks.

Whatever other roadblocks and disappointments he found in Washington, Mr. Dayton proudly recalled his vote against an invasion of Iraq.

He began by asking how events would unfold if there were no costs of negotiating or enforcing contracts, and no other roadblocks that could prevent us from discussing how to proceed.

Mr. Markowitz's last proposal, for a $64 million theater with a retractable roof in Asser Levy Park, closer to Brighton Beach, ran into strong opposition from two synagogues and other roadblocks.

Other roadblocks exist, like fees for licensing and fingerprinting that can approach $200, lines that are sometimes hours long and conflicting messages about where and how to start the search for a job.

By ramping up the electronic network of censors, dead ends, and other roadblocks, the government has succeeded in making the Internet, at times, as balky and circumscribed as at any moment since the Web arrived in China nearly a decade ago.

My departure from the profession had nothing to do with bias or any other roadblock referred to in the article.

The other roadblock was the regime's definition of terrorism – which included all armed opposition – and therefore all parties with whom they could potentially negotiate.

The other roadblock to an NSA legislative fix is a combination of timing and the public's short attention span.

For example, the majority of lines we tested failed reprogramming, which may either highlight the incompatibility of highly aneuploidy cancer cell lines with an iPSC state, or potentially some other roadblock to reprogramming that has disease relevance (e.g., mutations in the core epigenetic reprogramming machinery).

There are also other formidable roadblocks to change.