Sentence examples for regional obstacle from inspiring English sources

Comparisons with these other victims would have made it evident that the Jews occupied a special place in the exterminatory mentality of the Nazis; they were perceived not as a regional obstacle but as a global threat, not as inferior beings like insects but as powerful enemies, whose very existence anywhere was a terrible danger to the future of the German race.

At Queens hospital in Malawi this spring, we interviewed doctors and patients to learn more about regional obstacles and realities – and to collect stories to boost fundraising efforts.

Johnson and Higgins [12] created a wearable device consisted of vibrator motors, each motor is assigned to detected regional obstacles.

Some will be harder to crack due to regulations and regional obstacles, but we are seeing newer tech hubs like Stockholm maturing and taking on these bigger problems through innovation.

Given the fact that short stretches of palindromic sequences may form hairpin structures in the single-stranded template, palindromic sequences which naturally exist in genomes or in RNA sequences (esp. mRNAs or miRNAs) may become regional obstacles for sequencing-by-ligation sequencers, causing problems in genome assembly and introducing bias in transcriptome analysis.

The tasks of this working board are the following: first, based on personal communication with the cardiologist and arrhythmologist leaders of the specific region, Goran Milasinovic will define and analyse the specific regional problems and obstacles in each country.

The tension between city and suburb is often the biggest obstacle that regional planners must overcome.

Poor or fragmented capacity to control pests and diseases reduces productivity – through losses in production or storage – and is a significant obstacle to regional and international trade of African plant products".

This has become an obstacle to regional co-operation, because Kosovo's government objects to the UN presence, pointing out that it is now independent.Both sides now agree that Kosovo could be represented as Kosovo*: at stake is the footnote to go with the asterisk.

In fact, for these key intellectuals, droughts were not an obstacle to regional development.

For the first time, there is a potentially significant economic payoff to overcoming disputes in this region, but the rocky course of President Ghani's efforts to accelerate both a political settlement and regional coöperation illustrates the obstacles.