Sentence examples for stronger obstacle from inspiring English sources

The distinction between religion and spirituality in the 12-Step program was of particular concern; this aspect of TSGs has been found to be a barrier to participation, and may be a stronger obstacle to TSG participation in European countries than in the United States 7, 20.

The solute atoms as barriers to hinder the motion of dislocation and the severe lattice distortion to suppress the free slipping of dislocation are significantly stronger obstacles to strengthen HEA.

Dislocations emitted from grain boundaries are pinned by the stronger obstacles and cut through the weaker, and we show that the strong chemical interactions of this Al–O system play a dominant role in its pronounced strengthening capability.

But China's policy paper adds another strong obstacle, making it possible that the measure will fail, even in the face of a concerted lobbying campaign by the White House, an aide to a Democratic senator said.

It is found that although the weak obstacle model could be a better choice for describing the very early aging stages and/or the low temperature processes, the entire aging period in the temperature range of 160 220 °C is well described by applying the strong obstacle model.

However, hesitancy to undergo gynaecological examination would be a strong obstacle to any future cervical cancer screening efforts in Pakistan (Imam et al, 2008).

"There are strong obstacles for women," says Frances Morris, Director of Collection, International Art, at Tate Modern.

After the war he found nationalism one of the strongest obstacles to the expansion of Soviet power in eastern Europe.

The results indicate that the prototype has good terrain adaptability and strong obstacle-surmounting performance.

The evidence shows clearly that unfair competition and corruption are assessed by managers as the strongest obstacles.16.16

Among these, aggregation in the blood stream and rapid elimination by the mononuclear phagocytic system (MPS) represent strong obstacles towards successful development of these promising therapeutic modalities.