Sentence examples for presented with obstacles from inspiring English sources

We saw this in '04 all around the country, including in Cuyahoga County, Ohio -- the Cleveland area -- where, with Republicans running the state's elections, voters were subjected to extremely long line-ups at the polls and otherwise presented with obstacles to casting their votes.

The purpose of this experiment was to determine whether birds would demonstrate a side-bias while escaping the tunnel or, would make an optimal choice when presented with obstacles within the tunnel: in this case, a larger opening that would be easier to navigate.

Particles traversing or penetrating tissue are presented with cellular obstacles that force the particles on tortuous paths through the interstitial space [19, 31].

In this season, every few weeks the Giants have been presented with another obstacle that has been deemed insurmountable.

One study investigating glance behavior found that people of all ages rarely (8 20 %) looked at backup camera displays before backing up, but nearly one-half would look at the display after they were presented with an obstacle detection alert (Hurwitz et al. 2010).

A close friend has referenced time and time again that I must see the good in people and let the past go, but now, being presented with this obstacle makes it clear that the past will always haunt you.

During the past decades malignant gliomas have presented with an insurmountable obstacle in cancer treatment.

It seems that life is constantly testing us, presenting us with obstacles that are not as easy to overcome as filling in bubbles on an answer sheet.

As we head into this final run here, they're going to be presented with a series of challenges and obstacles that will basically make them question just how far they're willing to go to seek this revenge.

One can imagine a law that presented X women with obstacles that Y of them could, nonetheless, easily navigate.

On this apparently gentle landscape, small creeks with slippery banks, and rutted roads with narrow bridges presented vast obstacles when thousands of men had to drag wagons and cannon and horses and mules and supplies across them.