Sentence examples for stumbling block with from inspiring English sources

The stumbling block with testing for EPO has been that it is a hormone that occurs naturally in the body.

Sophie Riedel, a freshman at Carnegie Mellon, encountered a bit of a stumbling block with the federal template on Carnegie Mellon's Web site.

"The biggest stumbling block with medical travel is getting care when you return," said David Boucher, chief executive of Companion Global.

The seeds of the project date back to 2007, after plans to release a second album by Christmas hit a stumbling block with news of a six-month tour of duty to Basra.

This makes the case for sourcing those costlier UK lobsters, which brings us back to price – it is a bit of a stumbling block, with lobster rolls selling for between £13 and £25, even from humble shacks.

"I just think that they had a stumbling block with trying to get personnel in their rotation," Wizards Coach Eddie Jordan, a former Nets assistant, said last week before Washington fell to his former team.

He repeated that Assad had to go "in a political transition" and stressed the key stumbling block with Putin: "I cannot but reiterate that we should support the groups that can reverse the situation on the ground and recover territory".

My stumbling block with KnowledgePlaza is that they have to sell the service into clients, which would slow adoption.

His links to the M23 have been a stumbling block to peace talks with the government, which has repeatedly said it wants him brought to justice.

But the 26-year-old's transfer hung in the balance this afternoon, with one stumbling block understood to be the player's salary, and Villas-Boas warned Chelsea would turn to other targets if an agreement could not be reached.

"That was certainly a stumbling block that we had dealt with two years ago in the last Congress," Denham said.