Sentence examples for be crossed for from inspiring English sources

Illustrating the divide that must be crossed for negotiation to be possible, Mr. Morales and political leaders like Mr. Marinkovic clearly have little regard for each other.

If enacted, and significant hurdles still must be crossed for that to happen, the treaty, called the Kyoto Protocol, would set the first binding restrictions on releases of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping greenhouse gases by industrial countries.

There is indeed no cause for worry that this red line will be crossed, for there are forces at home with whom these rational actors wouldn't want to find themselves at odds".

Assuming the southern secession goes ahead (and many fingers still have to be crossed for a peaceful process), the world can look forward to a new country—and the United Nations to a new member state, its 193rd.

His predecessors and others in the field have long bemoaned the fact that so much British brilliance stumbles into the notorious "valley of death" that must be crossed for a new idea to make it to the market place.

These opportunities not only allow investment dollars to be leveraged for additional benefits but also allow critical performance and reliability to be gained at commercial scale in an industrial environment a critical hurdle that must be crossed for any new technology to be implemented at utility scale.

My fingers are crossed for such a bold choice.

But Scaasi's fingers are crossed for future commissions.

County boundaries have also been crossed for the first time.

But a few fingers are crossed; for this tour it has to be third time lucky.

Fingers are crossed for a bit of Masters sun come the denouement.