Sentence examples for unique obstacle from inspiring English sources

Mars is a unique obstacle to the solar wind flow.

And on the way to full professorship, Germany presents one last unique obstacle: the Ph.D. is followed by a so-called habilitation.

For if it turns out that the luck or lack of control delivered by determinism is but one source of luck among others, then determinism does not embody a unique obstacle to free will and responsibility, at least when it comes to control.

For all of Pennsylvania Avenue's unique obstacles, the heavy security is not one of them.

But there were other unique obstacles in their way, which Johnson turned to the president to address.

For Valuev (49-1, 34 knockouts), who presents unique obstacles with his height, Holyfield's strength training has been subjugated by conditioning.

Consultation for grade-school placement might strike some as elitist, but Szuflita counters that the city presents unique obstacles that require professional advice to navigate.

Donna Gabaccia, a historian at the University of North Carolina who examined the mainstreaming of ethnic food in her 1998 book, "We Are What We Eat," said Chinese food presents unique obstacles to mass marketing compared with, say, Italian or Mexican cuisine.

"He has had to consistently deal with challenges – on one side unique obstacles because he was the first African American president, and on the other challenges that only he would have to ever embrace or speak to because he was the first African American president".

Yet the Court has never embraced an "integration" model of affirmative action, and it considers redress of racial ills off-limits as a goal of race-conscious admissions policies.So when Justice Sotomayor criticises Michigan's amendment for "forcing the minority alone to surmount unique obstacles in pursuit of its goals" (emphasis added) she is barking up the wrong tree.

Aid workers in Palestine face unique obstacles placed on economic, social, and political autonomy imposed by Israeli policy.