Sentence examples for said obstacles from inspiring English sources

As Macchiavelli said, obstacles and opportunities are not so very different, and we will turn both to our advantage.

The International Committee for the Red Cross said obstacles to the provision of medical supplies must be removed.

But with Iraqis believing that Mr. Obama, as president, would move faster to withdraw American troops, Iraqi and American officials said obstacles to a security agreement appeared to be fading.

In its latest survey of the EU and the eurozone, the OECD said obstacles to labour mobility remained one of the three significant barriers to growth, alongside a failure to break the banking sector's monopoly on lending to businesses and Brussels' inability to tackle restrictions that remain in the single market.

He said obstacle courses were less boring than what he described as the monotony and mental weariness of triathlons and marathons.

But those creators say obstacles can be overcome by shrewdly involving the user.

Right until he handed in his notice, Champion says obstacles were put in her way.

He speaks to Andrew again, and Andrew says obstacles, such as people had during the war, make for a good, simple Christmas.

It says obstacles to schools setting up on-site childcare must be removed, and so ministers will abolish the duty on maintained schools in England to consult when offering out-of-school-hours provision.

The young and enterprising in France soon realize that elsewhere — in London, say — obstacles to success are fewer and opportunities greater.

Apple said legal obstacles prevent it from offering a single European service with common prices.