roadblocks造句

He USES the inevitable roadblocks as an opportunity for innovation.

Protesters set up roadblocks at many major crossroads.

The authorities not only shunned it but put up roadblocks.

The Canadian Army knocked down the roadblocks built by the Indians.

International donors have condemned the Burmese government's roadblocks to relief efforts.

They will trudge along, facing a growing set of roadblocks, until, exhausted, they collapse.

According to the report, America's most talented students face a number of roadblocks, some simply an accident of birth.

Indeed, even before a single vote was cast, the polls were hampered by a host of roadblocks.

Dialogs can become useful assistants that help your users accomplish their goals, instead of dreaded roadblocks that confound them at every step.

Reminding yourself that “You Can” try something new will help you to move past these roadblocks and discover new things about yourself and possible new interests.

In different parts of the small country vigilante groups have set up roadblocks and taken up makeshift arms, often on a sectarian basis.

Police and troops manned roadblocks sealing off the city centre, with the Civil Defence authority saying the area remained closed due to danger from falling masonry and glass.

"It's not nearly as glamorous as people think to keep working on something and to keep hitting roadblocks and to keep going," he said.

Police and military forces are on high alert in Kandahar, with extra roadblocks and checkpoints in place to try and capture any other individuals who may have had a role in the assassination.