Two years into his development as part of the group guided by Arnold at Bath University, the weakling is steadily gathering strength as an emerging force in high hurdles.
This is an emerging technology, so inevitably there are hurdles.
"Once in Accra, however, I was shocked by the additional hurdles that non-profits face in an emerging market setting.
As an emerging market for overseas property investors, there are some hurdles to overcome in Argentina.
As authorities started pumping water from the cave at industrial levels – they would eventually remove an estimated 10bn cubic metres – a second hurdle emerged.
A first hurdle emerged in divergent responses to the report by the UN inspectors charged with investigating last month's chemical attacks.
Notice, Sharma does not even mention other hurdles emerging nations face: shifting from export and savings-driven to consumer economies, or moving up the value-added chain from low-cost manufacturing to design and innovation, not to say the political demands of a population that has grown accustomed to stability and relative wealth.
Formica Corp., Warren, N.J., a maker of laminates and other surfacing products, won approval of a revamping plan from a judge in New York, clearing its last legal hurdle to emerging from bankruptcy.
However, while metallodrug chemistry has developed to an advanced level, these emerging therapeutics have encountered new hurdles including poor water solubility and pharmacological deficiencies.
The major hurdle the emerging third camp in American-Jewish Israel politics - pro-Israel, pro-peace - has had to overcome is a consistent delegitimization and demonization.
The calculation, accurate or not, represents a marked shift in thinking on the plan, which emerged as a potential hurdle for Republicans as people voiced growing frustration about complicated enrollment.
