Sentences with phrase «stumbling point»

Barcelona have tried to sign the PSG forward previously, with the player's wages and fears over FFP proving to be stumbling points in the move report Sport, and despite the 29 - year - old not having youth on his side in comparison with Dortmund winger Ousmane Dembele, the Blaugrana view Di Maria as a player who might be able to adapt to the club's style of play better.

Yes breakfast does seem to be the biggest stumbling point, but it makes such a difference, doesn't it?!

However, an expected stumbling point is likely to be the fact that Lucumi will almost certainly fail to meet the criteria to obtain a work permit to play in England and that will leave Spurs with two options.

Alex Sandro's supposed move to Chelsea looks to have hit a potential stumbling point as two fellow European heavyweights have shown late interest, according to Gianlucadimarzio.

The lack of challenging puzzles and other traditional game elements will be a major stumbling point for some, and that's perfectly understandable — you must go into it knowing what to expect, and that's a very straightforward puzzle - adventure game.

Does have a few stumbling points, but challenges and entertains with exceptional graphics, and wonderful sound.

Our discussion shed light on the fact that the most common stumbling point was the use of the concept «foreign» analogize anything Indigenous.

Ask your colleague what she sees as her area's strengths and stumbling points, and for her thoughts on the challenges the business faces.

It is not much of a proof of Christ and has certainly been a stumbling point for me.

Yes, I know the whole money thing is a stumbling point for a lot of people, but there are times when giving is just the right thing to do.

I'm in the middle of making the recipe, and have hit some stumbling points.

Chelsea have reportedly hit a stumbling point in talks with youngster Kyle Scott over a new deal for the player at Stamford Bridge.

Liverpool could be set to lose 23 - year - old German international Emre Can next summer on a free should the Reds fail to agree a new contract with the midfielder, with disagreements over the player's release clause proving to be a stumbling point in negotiations, according to the Sun.

Perhaps it's the price that is the stumbling point but more likely it's Giroud.

As reported by the Metro, who claim that Sandro is valued at # 60m, Guardiola is wanting as many as four new full backs this summer, but City's attempt to sign Monaco left - back Benjamin Mendy appears to have hit a stumbling point.

The road to motherhood was paved with many roadblocks and stumbling points, but I made it.

In public the LCR has called this a «stumbling point» for their endorsement of Mitt Romney.

«Public finance is the stumbling point,» he said.

One of the hallmarks of the Mario series is that the ghost mansions first introduced in Super Mario World are a stumbling point meant to confuse and give players a puzzle to figure out how to escape.

Even the graphics — usually the stumbling point in any racing game — aren't too bad, and the variety in tracks is always a pleasure to see.

One of the stumbling points for anybody who wants to travel full - time or long - term is how to make it financially sustainable.

The auto - cover system felt like a stumbling point early on, mostly due to the fact that you initially possess very few of your time powers.

While there are certainly some stumbling points, NBA 2K16 is another great entry in 2K's series.

Arkham Asylum — Except that with the pi - way split between physical, digital, and GOTY games, DLC, AND save files, this seems like a stumbling point for any but neophytes.

Even the graphics — usually the stumbling point in any racing game — aren't too bad, and the variety in tracks is always a pleasure to see.

Getting a life insurance quote online can be extremely helpful and convenient, but oftentimes, the rate class is a stumbling point that throws off the accuracy of the quote.

The cover letter remains a stumbling point for many job seekers.