Sentence examples for possible stumbling blocks from inspiring English sources

Among the possible stumbling blocks include a lack of adequate regulations in the country, and fluctuating exchange rates.

"It takes away one of the possible stumbling blocks for Paris," said Frank Melum, a senior analyst at Thomson Reuters Point Carbon.

Despite all the possible stumbling blocks the World Cup in Russia still has the potential to be a fantastic event, with many of the host cities being great summer destinations full of sport-mad Russians.

And some of Honeycomb's improvements over iOS could also be considered possible stumbling blocks.

Now users have to have a physical prototype, and post an explanation of the possible stumbling blocks involved in bringing the product to market.

Another possible stumbling block is a pronounced disinclination among many conservative Republicans to sanction a path to citizenship.

But the Citibank decision raises another possible stumbling block for banks that allow their cards to be used for online gambling transactions -- the prospect of criminal prosecution.

One possible stumbling block to Ireland's accepting aid from others, he said, include a fierce national pride and approaching centenary of the Easter Rising of 1916 that gave birth to the Irish republic and broke with Great Britain.

NATO was moving forward today with plans to collect weapons from ethnic Albanian rebels, but a possible stumbling block -- the number of weapons the rebels will turn in -- remained unresolved.

One possible stumbling block is the refusal by the leader of the conservative New Democracy party in the coalition, Antonis Samaras, to give European Union officials written guarantees that the new deal's terms will be met.

But now a possible stumbling block has emerged, as opponents of Mr. Adelson's plans are raising questions about his company's dealings in Macau, which have come under investigation in the United States and China.