Sentence examples similar to any predicted hurdle from inspiring English sources

But today, one of those predicted hurdles that must be continually overcome can be crossed of the list: HIV.

Little went by any predicted script.

Any predicted data point.

"Not satisfactory". He also predicted significant hurdles ahead.

Dr. Noll, the Stanford economist, predicted that financing hurdles still might sink the deal in Santa Clara, saying, "There's only a 50 percent chance that it gets built".

The dependence of the degree of mixing enhancement on the hurdle geometries and hurdle numbers is also predicted.

"But in the 110 hurdles, any mistake on any hurdle can mess with any goal you've set, so we didn't want to put anything in stone.

As many lawyers had predicted, one of the biggest hurdles for the prosecution appeared to be a 1998 ruling from the Court of Appeals itself.

Other, less tangible aspects of druggability are much harder to predict, including any "experimental hurdles" and unforeseen adverse effects, until trialed [ 57].

Selling SABMiller's stake in MillerCoors could eliminate a major regulatory hurdle: Many analysts had predicted that the United States Justice Department would seek the sale or breakup of the joint venture.

Nothing can be predicted with any certainty.