Sentence examples for and the hurdle of from inspiring English sources
But as the three dry holes showed, far more exploration effort would be needed, and that presents a challenge for a country with limited resources and the hurdle of American sanctions.
The drawbacks of stereo displays are also discussed, including extra eyewear, potential three-dimensional misperceptions, and the hurdle of overcoming familiarity with existing techniques.
The lively panel discussion explored the challenge of bringing bike lanes to places like Westwood and Beverly Hills and the hurdle of squelching the tyranny of the minority view ("the same five very vocal people") that complete streets and other community improvements do not benefit the greater good.
Then, when he was tossed the ball again, the batsmen were surprisingly under a bit of pressure; the ball gripped and once the hurdle of that first wicket had been leapt, something clicked to the tune of 5-64.
At present, the most recent technical advance in the gel-based method is the difference gel electrophoresis or difference in gel electrophoresis, allowing the separation of two to three samples in a same gel and/or the use of an internal standard, thus improving the statistical reliability and decreasing the hurdle of reproducibility between gels.
The women's track competition featured the sprinting of Marjorie Jackson and the hurdling of Shirley Strickland de la Hunty, both of Australia.
Yet she was quickly bogged down by red tape, taxes and the hurdles of hiring employees.
But, paediatric development remains challenging and the hurdles of conducting research in paediatric population are numerous.
But, paediatric development remains challenging and the hurdles of conducting research in paediatric population are numerous including 'moral' and ethical issues, scientific issues, practical issues and finally financial issues.
Consider including letters or notes with practical advice on how to handle marriage and the hurdles of life.
The EFMD accreditation, for example, requires the school first to apply for accreditation and get over the hurdle of being confirmed eligible by the steering committee.
