Sentences with phrase «insurmountable obstacles for»

Seniors enjoy longer life expectancies due to medical advances, so getting affordable life insurance coverage no longer presents insurmountable obstacles for older citizens.

The people banging those drums, some argue, have the constitutional clout to put up insurmountable obstacles for the proposed Northern Gateway — namely, a messy legal debate around unsettled land claims along the route that will likely be decided by the Supreme Court of Canada.

Perhaps the Egyptian government should start by replacing antiquated laws that creats insurmountable obstacles for Christians to repair, renovate or build new churches!!!!

Sink dirt is not an insurmountable obstacle for most families, though.

One insurmountable obstacle for parents wanting to send their children out to play is that all the other parents keep their kids indoors.

Justice seems to be an insurmountable obstacle for Penn, the FBI and the good people.

If the down payment requirement were raised, it would create an insurmountable obstacle for many potential homeowners, those for whom even 3.5 % is a stretch.

The fact that the implementing act is a directive raises the question whether the legal nature and in particular the limited horizontal effect thus granted to a directive poses an insurmountable obstacle for the solution proposed thus far (para 73).

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Atlanta - based David Nour, author of Relationship Economics and Return on Impact, tells me by email that employers should look for specific nature and nurture qualities in candidates: «professional pedigree, in particular the lessons they've learned along the way, the relationship ecosystem they've developed, and how they overcome otherwise insurmountable obstacles.»

While this obstacle may not be insurmountable, the question itself overlooks one of the primary benefits of the Steffen method: it allows an airline to measure how much room there is for improvement and identifies where that improvement is to be found.

Mary Somerville, overcoming, as her daughter says, «obstacles apparently insurmountable, at a time when women were well - nigh totally debarred from education»; Charlotte Bronte, writing in secret and publishing under a pseudonym because only so could she hope for just criticism; Harriet Hunt, admitted to the Harvard Medical School in 1850 but forced out by the enraged students; Elizabeth Blackwell, applying to twelve medical schools before she could secure admission, and meeting with insult and contumely in her endeavor to study and practice medicine; Mary Lyon, treated as a wild fanatic because she wanted American girls to be educated — such figures are typical in woman's struggle for intellectual opportunity.

The Building and Construction Trades Council testified on Monday that this arrangement presents an «insurmountable obstacle» for workers to enforce compliance.

These are obstacles that may prove insurmountable, installing one party politics for years to come, even if Labour was in a highly electable condition.

These obstacles proved insurmountable for all but a handful of competitors.

But he also believes that medical researchers will overcome some of the thorny obstacles to safe and effective therapies — just as once seemingly insurmountable obstacles to kidney transplants were overcome — clearing the way for treatment of diseases such as Parkinson's, blindness, and immune disorders.

For bacteria, soil is difficult terrain, with dry areas and air spaces presenting insurmountable obstacles.

An empowering film for children, showing them at their most capable, working through problems and finding innovative solutions to overcome what seems like an insurmountable obstacle.

For a movie whose villain is a blind old man, Don't Breathe sure knows how to stack the odds against its hapless heroes; every passing minute seems to bring an insurmountable new obstacle.

These teachers think and act creatively to navigate and overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles, increase the time and resources available for student learning, and sustain their efforts over time.

Today we present our fourth batch of suggestions for staying the course when the obstacles seem insurmountable, and when writer's block has you thinking of a career...

With regard to the second prong, the court found that, rather than facing «insurmountable obstacles» to repayment of the loans, the debtor could be eligible for loan forgiveness as a county employee.

You don't want to set them up for failure by asking them to use an insurmountable obstacle.

For more than 35 years, we have helped our clients overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles.

Those who have tried to get compensation by suing for damages in civil courts have met a so far insurmountable obstacle: state immunity.

In recent years, the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless has found DC officials shutting the door on homeless families through «unlawful procedures that have created almost insurmountable obstacles.»

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Fixed overheads and professional indemnity insurance premiums based on previous years» fees could prove to be insurmountable financial obstacles for a significant number of firms.»

She is proud to have overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles to be in a place to provide a life for herself and her son.

For many couples, recovering from infidelity becomes an insurmountable obstacle that ultimately results in the end of the relationship.