Sentence examples for tougher obstacles from inspiring English sources

Tattoo fans face tougher obstacles.

Ireland captain Paul O'Connell was delighted to see his side make it two wins out of two but warned of tougher obstacles to come.

Critics fear that soon-to-be President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang will face even tougher obstacles due to both the competitiveness of their peers and increasing institutional constraints.

Urban Initiatives coaches encounter tougher obstacles than many of their peers in the suburbs.

"It's not just the no-killing code -- he's got to find a new gear and dig deeper and overcome tougher obstacles.

That may prove a tougher obstacle to overcome than a dog-eared dissertation.

Some attorneys see it as an infringement on their clients' rights, but the tougher obstacle is institutional inertia.

"Ghana would have been a tougher obstacle in some respects because they seem to be a much more free-flowing side.

A tougher obstacle than all of these, however, is the missing girl's mother, Helene McCready Amy Ryann), a sullen, foul-mouthed slut who hangs around bars and does a lot of coke.

It's a second (or even third) method that puts a much tougher obstacle in front of the hacker with a stolen or guessed password.

That said, the focus on arrests which, it turns out, relatively few schools ask about, even though it's not illegal to do so overlooks a much tougher obstacle to a college education that affects a lot of Americans: the widespread collection and use by US colleges of applicants' criminal conviction records.