Sentence examples for still face obstacles from inspiring English sources

Disabled people who wish to exercise still face obstacles and prejudice.

In the Zika-affected countries that do offer abortion women still face obstacles, with few knowing it is an option and many doctors unwilling to perform the procedure.

In some states, they still face obstacles to enrolling: long application forms, or requirements to apply in person at inconvenient times and places.

The bill, which passed by an 11-to-2 vote, may still face obstacles in Congress, among city voters and in the courts, but most advocates of same-sex marriage say they expect it to become law by spring.

Lobbying from energy-intensive industries, particularly in Western Europe, means that the legislation could still face obstacles, and a review by Parliament and European governments could take more than a year.

But the plaintiffs' lawyers will still face obstacles, said Fred Dunbar, a senior vice president at NERA Economic Consulting who has been an expert witness in calculating damages in securities lawsuits.

Of course, the tribunal still faces obstacles.

Despite the optimism in the commercial real estate market, the industry still faces obstacles.

Even with the recent compromises between the Senate and the Assembly, replenishing the Superfund program still faces obstacles.

After that, Greece still faces obstacles to winning tens of billions more in a much bigger bailout package that is essential to its survival through next year.

However, the deal still faces obstacles, not least the viability of the highly leveraged $8.2 billion deal during the present squeeze in credit markets.BHP Billiton reported a 28% increase in net profit for the year ending June 30th, to $13.5 billion.