Sentence examples for stubborn obstacles from inspiring English sources

After his ankle crumbled on a routine play last year, a stubborn comeback keeps meeting stubborn obstacles.

Warren Buffett [the billionaire investor] framed the problem for me once in a way that clarified how basic our most stubborn obstacles are.

But if the authors fail to reframe the election in any significant new way, their retrospective does prove useful in reminding us — 200-plus days into the Obama presidency, as reporters point to declining approval numbers and stubborn obstacles to overhauling health care — of the daunting odds that Mr. Obama overcame to win the White House in the first place.

In the future, when this combination of virtualization and cloud comes into its own, through a series of slow and gentle nudges, I believe we will finally have an environment in which the most stubborn obstacles to radical change have been removed.

Warren Buffett framed the problem for me once in a way that clarified how basic our most stubborn obstacles are.

There may be more stubborn obstacles preventing California from returning to the 3% or higher growth rates of the late 1990s, though.

Elitism as the most stubborn obstacle to school reform.

This process has for once been helped by the trade unions, which had been a stubborn obstacle to change.

A vast, corrupt and spectacularly inefficient government bureaucracy has been a stubborn obstacle to aid as well.

Lack of money is a stubborn obstacle, but not as hopelessly unyielding as some of the others, and so would-be world-changers often set out to overcome it.

There will be one final opportunity for American success on the last night of competition when they can beat their performance in London four years ago, although British swimmers may prove a stubborn obstacle.