Sentence examples for present new obstacles from inspiring English sources

Recent security measures can present new obstacles for parents and children.

A possible confrontation in the Persian Gulf could present new obstacles in efforts to make progress on resolving the dispute over Iran's nuclear program, the most intractable issue in Iran's difficult relations with the West.

World War II presented new obstacles.

Far from presenting new obstacles to drilling, the rules could win supporters for hydrofracturing.

That the president-elect is on the record opposing stricter gun control might seem to present a new obstacle, but it's left to those outraged at mass gun violence to insist the problem is taken up by the new power structure in Washington.

The next day presented a new obstacle: open water.

But every day presents a new obstacle, taking up time, eating up momentum.

It suggests more, and more widespread, shortages over the next two weeks, and it presents a new obstacle for retailers in a year in which shoppers are already finicky.

The military's power grab, which many critics have called a coup, presents a new obstacle to the ascent of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist group that is Egypt's largest political force.

The performance of each one affects our perceptions of the other, thereby presenting them with new obstacles in their efforts to control the design quality of their customers' experience.

Very possibly, if only because it presents an interesting new obstacle for them to surmount.