A great deal of indifference, if not opposition, had to be overcome, including a refusal by the Greek prime minister to stage the Games at all.
Even if product aspects are figured out over time, broader barriers to scale must also be overcome, including a lack of connectivity because of rugged geography, regulatory concerns and cultural norms that can inhibit a woman's access to mobile technology.
He overcomes pretty much all of the ballet's problems that can be overcome, including a few that I thought couldn't be.
To facilitate participation and broaden the benefits, several barriers must be overcome, including: a lack of market awareness among stakeholders and prospective participants; specialized, somewhat complicated participation rules; and the need for simplified participation mechanisms for small projects, without which transaction costs can overwhelm the financial benefits of participation.
From a practical perspective, the most urgent challenges to be overcome include (a) how to further improve the efficiency of Cd phytoextraction, (b) how to cut the overall costs of Cd phytoextraction, and (c) how to get greater stakeholders' acceptance of Cd phytoextraction.
For that to happen, many hurdles must be overcome, including, for Mr. Metcalfe, a personal one.
Economists pointed to several hurdles that must be overcome, including undervalued currencies in some countries and an abundance of tariffs and protectionist pressures.
Please also refer to these papers for discussions of the hurdles to be overcome, including the ones that I mention (the lack of a basic cell, the problems of prediction) towards the end of the article.
However, a number of challenges must be overcome including training individuals to successfully manage the trials, differences in language, culture, social and health literacy; inaccurate translation and high levels of illiteracy can be problematic [ 59].
Last fall, Ford said that Geely was the preferred bidder for Volvo, but there were a number of problems that needed to be overcome, including ones involving trade secrets, financing and the initial hostility of Swedish labor and political leaders.
In order to achieve the full potential of the ITS systems at EU level, a wide range of barriers have to be overcome, including technical issues (detection inaccuracy, uncertainty in road user trajectories), user acceptance issues (high level of unnecessary warnings, lack of suitable user interface), business models (high costs, chicken-egg problems) and legal issues (privacy, current legislation).
