Sentence examples for prime obstacles from inspiring English sources

Among the prime obstacles for Dougherty in today's final round will be Hale Irwin, the 1997 and 1999 Burnet champion.

Prime obstacles in developing an efficient subdivision-based polynomial constraint solver are the exhaustive, although hierarchical, search of the zero-set in the parameter domain, which is computationally demanding, and their scalability in terms of the number of variables.

He writes, "The anti-sweatshop movement isn't a prime obstacle, but it's one more reason not to manufacture in Africa".

The complexity of the maritime transportation system is a prime obstacle in the evaluation of the operational reliability of the system; mainly due to the fact that statistical data on the important parameters and variables is scarce.

The Honduran constitution, which was produced under the last military government, is seen as a prime obstacle to political reform: the executive branch is weak; the Army has extraordinary responsibilities; faulty reasoning and contradictions abound.

Since he was born in 1936, Ben Dhia's age is the prime obstacle to the likelihood he would be Ben Ali's successor, as he also would be ineligible to run in the 2014 elections.

He rated as a prime obstacle in Lance Armstrong's quest for a sixth successive Tour victory, until just before the first section of cobblestones, 146 kilometers (about 90 miles) into the 210-kilometer third stage, from Waterloo, Belgium, into France.

The South Korean government said today that it had canceled the alert placed on South Korean troops at the outset of the war in Afghanistan, removing a prime obstacle to dialogue with North Korea.

Work schedule is the main barrier to teachers in England taking part in professional development – 60.4% of lower secondary teachers agree or strongly agree that work is the prime obstacle.

But the prime obstacle to a quick resolution is the amount of time that has passed since Miss Moxley was found face down under a tree in her yard, bludgeoned and stabbed to death with a golf club the police later traced to a set owned by Mr. Skakel's mother.

Knowing that Superman is the prime obstacle to his diabolical plot for world dominion, Lex acquires a trove of Kryptonite in order to create a weapon that will kill Superman and he seeks to stoke public and official enmity toward Superman so that the actual attack on the archetypal superhero will be undertaken by others.