Sentence examples for true obstacle from inspiring English sources

The tribal courts issue, however, remains the one true obstacle to an agreement with the Republican-controlled House. Republican-controlled House

The true obstacle however is the attitude of ordinary Americans, reflected in a Congress that, time and again, has stymied efforts to shut Guantanamo down.

The only true obstacle to peace, which has been demonstrated time and again, is the Palestinian unwillingness to reach any resolution that accepts Israel's right to exist as a Jewish homeland.

While the markets obsess about our debt, this is the true obstacle hampering Spain's recovery (and the main cause of the debt itself, as the state has to expend in benefits for the jobless).

Let me start off by saying, Facebook itself is the only true obstacle in the whole page creation process.

Beyond higher costs, one true obstacle for solar power has been Florida law allows only a few utilities - Florida Power & Light (FPL), Tampa Electric, Duke Energy - can sell power directly to consumers.

The true obstacles to talks lie in the two sides' internal troubles.

Yet the true obstacles in Gaza – clear to Elaraby and Feltman – are wilfully ignored in the disingenuous comments by foreign aid agencies and legislators.

Part of mental toughness is understanding that the only true obstacles in life are self-imposed.

(There seems to be no firm evidence of this, but it is true that obstacles to her ambition tended to disappear at just the right moment).

In a four-year study of organizational change at six large corporations (see the insert, "Tracking Corporate Change"; the names are fictitious), we found that exactly the opposite is true: the greatest obstacle to revitalization is the idea that it comes about through companywide change programs, particularly when a corporate staff group such as human resources sponsors them.