Phrases with «major headwind»

The phrase "major headwind" means encountering a strong force or obstacle that makes it difficult to achieve or make progress towards a goal. It is like trying to move forward against a powerful wind blowing directly in your face. Full definition

Sentences with «major headwind»

  • But while Wall Street was rebounding, President Obama has faced major headwinds in a series of fiscal crises in Washington, not just the debt ceiling battle last year but also a face - off over the same issue in the summer of 2011 that unnerved Wall Street and prompted a downgrade in the country's credit rating. (nytimes.com)
  • That's suppressed by major headwinds, though — this is the second year running that Business Insider Intelligence has halved its projected growth rate. (businessinsider.com)
  • It's unfortunate that his two best moves are likely short term benefits and his two worst moves, the Dieng and Wiggins extensions, are likely to create major headwinds going forward. (sbnation.com)
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