Sentence examples for the new obstacle from inspiring English sources

First, he "transferred" the empire, with all its apocalyptic and millennial freight, to the West, including the notion of the Last Emperor and the idea that the Carolingians were the new "obstacle" to the Antichrist.

"I feel the hand of history upon our shoulders," Mr. Blair said on arriving at a meeting with David Trimble, the Protestant unionist leader who raised the new obstacle.

"I feel the hand of history upon our shoulders," Mr. Blair said on arriving at Hillsborough Castle, a Government residence south of Belfast, to meet with David Trimble, the Protestant unionist leader who raised the new obstacle this morning.

Experimental results are reported which show the behavior of the prototype as it climbs a staircase both when using the original trajectory planner and when using the new obstacle avoidance optimization algorithm explained in this paper.

A stream has been dammed up by the new obstacle, and there is a fear that rising water could flood the homes that remain.

Thus, if enough space is available around the newly constructed building, users bypass the new obstacle, and a new track is formed gradually around the new building.

For Wal-Mart, the new obstacles come after a long and concerted battle to win over its critics.

More than that, though, it suggests the new obstacles Democrats face in their campaign to take back the House, where Republicans hold a six-seat majority.

The new obstacles and delays, business leaders say, are already hurting their ability to recruit and keep the best talent worldwide.

The new obstacles to expansion make the business particularly difficult for bush pilots like Mr. Grant, 37, who learned to fly while serving with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Saskatchewan.

But while less litigation is doubtless a social good in the abstract, some lawyers, and most effectively the class action plaintiffs' bar, have objected to the new obstacles to post-closing litigation.