| It's a stumbling block, and most of the lyrics are just kind of nonsense, jibber-jabber. |
| The first stumbling block for most students is the specialized terminology of agrostology. |
| The acute dearth of primary sources or written documents left by the servants themselves in the colonial period acts as a stumbling block. |
| The writer advocates the pre-millennial view of the Second Coming of Christ, but this should not be a stumbling block. |
| The failure of schools to offer working mothers more flexibility, she believes, remains the major stumbling block. |
| United's possible bid for Inter defender Blanc could hit a stumbling block with the impending closure of the Serie A transfer window. |
