Sentence examples for real stumbling block from inspiring English sources

But the real stumbling block is Rhys Ifans.

The real stumbling block, experts say, has been inefficiency.

"That's a real stumbling block," said Dr. Spitz of Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center.

"The real stumbling block is the ethics," he told New Scientist.

CDP's data suggests that supply chain implementation could be a real stumbling block.

The real stumbling block to that deal has been removed: Chevron's then-chairman and chief executive, Kenneth T. Derr, retired.

The only real stumbling blocks are financial ones.

And the new Basel rules will soon reward banks for geographical diversity by letting them hold less capital.But there are also real stumbling blocks.

"The real big stumbling block we've got right now that we've got to solve is how to get Internet connectivity to every fire every time," Mr. Sexton, of the wildland fire-management program, said.

This is indeed a serious real-world stumbling block for all would-be eco-cities, including Copenhagen.

Another real and significant stumbling block is the issue of distribution.