Sentence examples for significant stumbling block from inspiring English sources

"It's a significant stumbling block," Senator Bayh said.

However the Government faces a significant stumbling block to winning Parliamentary approval.

Nearly half of those surveyed by Gallup said that the government is a significant stumbling block to starting a business.

The dispute is a significant stumbling block to a trade agreement more than two years in the making -- one that analysts said should have been easy to complete.

Arguments over how to carry out these and other past deals have been a significant stumbling block in preparing for the Doha meeting.

Negotiating a legal justification for action in Syria, which might begin with the alleged violation of the international ban on chemical weapons use, is not thought to be a significant stumbling block to any potential US-led war effort.

But there are still significant stumbling blocks on the road to success.

While talks have been held to reach a new agreement between retailers, processors and farmers, Paice last week told the Commons that there were still significant stumbling blocks.

"Many of the issues that seemed to be significant stumbling blocks last year seem less significant now, or at least more manageable," says Mr Lyman.

The rookie pay issue had emerged in the last week as one of the last significant stumbling blocks, with the disagreement mostly centered on compensation and the length of contracts for first-round draft picks.

Despite such acts normally, which are usually considered significant stumbling blocks for Catholics, she has been enthusiastically endorsed for cannonisation (although she would probably be bemused at her own sainthood, given that she once said; "Don't call me a saint. I don't want to be dismissed that easily").