Sentence examples for raised obstacles from inspiring English sources

Other countries with many SARS cases have also raised obstacles, Dr. McClellan said.

The lines will be larger than normal, as will the bases, which will be painted on the surface so there are no raised obstacles.

But even if the treaty does pass in the end, the long process of negotiation and ratification has pushed back the rest of Mr. Obama's program and has raised obstacles to the more controversial measures.

In addition, although he has long criticized the mining policies of the central government which he believed raised obstacles for economic development in Odisha he and his administration have come under scrutiny over possible illegal mining activities in the state.

Keats's declining health and personal responsibilities also raised obstacles to his continuing poetic efforts.

This spurred domestic instability, raised obstacles to business development, and most importantly, allowed for serious violations of human rights, which were perpetrated by a separatist regime in Transnistria.

Participants walked at a self-selected pace along a 7-m pathway and encountered one of three obstacle conditions: (1) a single stepping target, (2) two stepping targets, (3) two stepping targets separated by a raised obstacle.

But Mr Varoufakis continues to raise obstacles, say officials in Brussels and Frankfurt.

But even if a political consensus develops for higher standards, opponents are again raising obstacles, and a chief argument is safety.

During negotiations in 2011 to raise the debt ceiling, Republicans complained that Mr Lew lectured them on what was good for their own party while repeatedly raising obstacles to a deal.

More broadly, the ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit could raise obstacles to the Obama administration's effort to increase Americans' access to high-speed Internet networks.