stumbling-block
Noun
Meaning
Any cause of stumbling, perplexity, or error.
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A common stumbling block for new players exploring Koholint Island is how to find Yarna Desert, and/or how to move the Walrus that’s blocking the entrance once you do reach it.
Additionally, Transparency International has identified corruption in the education sector as a major stumbling block to achieving Universal Primary Education in Africa.
And as the increasingly testy talks wore on, another stumbling block emerged — what officials call the “Rule of Law” issue, in which some states want to tie recovery funds to governments upholding EU legal standards.
Although there have been some reported differences between the sides on the health and safety measures required to play amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the primary stumbling block appears to be money.
China has been a stumbling block in the talks for months, as President Trump has insisted any new deals include limits on China, while China isn’t interested in getting involved in talks.
A stumbling block has always been how difficult it is to assemble the services or micro-components that the application relies on.