Sentence examples for too many obstacles from inspiring English sources

He faced too many obstacles.

Maybe the tree and fence together are too many obstacles.

(Trump can even, without too many obstacles, initiate a nuclear conflagration).

Those most in need already face too many obstacles to quality care.

She has overcome too many obstacles to forget that more obstacles lurk.

There were early thoughts of re-staging "Coucou Bazar" in full, but there were too many obstacles, Ms. Webel said.

David Lean resorted to Cape Town when the drenched coastline of the west of Ireland served up too many logistical obstacles to completing Ryan's Daughter, while Robert Towne (filming his largely forgotten Colin Farrell noir Ask the Dust) declared that "nothing could look more like southern California" than the country's tourist capital.

But eventually not only a majority of the court but Congress as well -- due in part to Chief Justice Rehnquist's advocacy from his platform as head of the Judicial Conference of the United States, the judiciary's policy-making arm -- agreed that there were too many procedural obstacles blocking states from carrying out the death penalty.

There are just too many practical obstacles standing in the way, including those flagged up by soon-to-be Governor Mark Carney.

On Wednesday, Cohn sent a letter to employees reinforcing her position that the opera faced too many financial obstacles to continue.

This new facility was used only as Sunday school because, said the local clergy, the Board of Education put too many administrative obstacles and demands in their way, such as stipulating such a small attendance roll as to render any day school uneconomic and insisting on a dedicated playground despite there being a large open space next door that was traditionally used for that purpose.