Sentence examples for psychological obstacles from inspiring English sources

But widespread groundwater banking in California still faces many legal, economic, and psychological obstacles.

DiDonato makes it clear to students that a singing career is strewn with technical and psychological obstacles.

It's a way of being flexible, of breaking through some of the psychological obstacles that keep us from concluding an agreement".

(My column last week dealt with some of the psychological obstacles that make people cling to the status quo, even in the face of seemingly preferable alternatives).

It may also have helped Murray, an intelligent and combustible player, that the Olympic tournament reshuffled the deck and the psychological obstacles.

(See "About the Research"). But many firms are either unaware of the problem, slow to react to it or severely hampered by a number of psychological obstacles.

"But there's the psychological obstacle of a new treatment coming from the former Soviet Union.

Does chasing another title provide a psychological advantage for drivers or is it more of a psychological obstacle?

The greater psychological obstacle, though, is that there's still no effective  cure or treatment for Alzheimer's.

There's also the view that a major psychological obstacle to ending the boycott is Cincinnati's odd penchant for self-subversion.

But upon joining the Jets in 2008, the final year of the Mangini era, Woody sensed that they were "paralyzed by the mystique of New England," a psychological obstacle they did not overcome, he said, until Ryan arrived.