stumbling block

The price is not the only stumbling block to a deal.

They would be a stumbling block she did not need.

Maybe I've been a stumbling block to some of you.

But when it came up against 7, 1 hit a stumbling block.

We should not, however, close our eyes to one political stumbling block in all this.

I do not think that they should become stumbling blocks.

Cost is not the major stumbling block, according to the survey.

The hard edge of the House became a stumbling block as time went on.

And sometimes a stumbling block can open up a new direction.

"But my control and interest in the film always became stumbling blocks."

Women are the main stumbling block in a man's activity.

The Senate today is a major stumbling block in that process.

To them he would just be a stumbling block, a guy who'd made trouble and might make more.

Another stumbling block has been the issue of quality standards.

Still, the strong show of public support is believed to be the project's last major stumbling block.

Congress is another stumbling block for both the Administration and the bond market.

I think that was the stumbling block of the whole report the first time round.

The proposed site, however, could have been a major stumbling block in the plan.

It is not expected to be a stumbling block in the Senate.

It's still a concept and that was a stumbling block for me.

That could also be a potential stumbling block in the talks.

Then, the next thing you know, there's a stumbling block.

The negotiations came up against stumbling blocks on several points.

The tossing of her home was a stumbling block, nothing more.

The fear has been a major stumbling block for the coalition.