Sentence examples similar to central hurdles from inspiring English sources

A central hurdle is that carbon dioxide accumulates in the atmosphere like unpaid credit card debt as long as emissions exceed the rate at which the gas is naturally removed from the atmosphere by the oceans and plants.

Alex Padilla, a Democratic state senator who studied mechanical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is sponsoring the earthquake alert bill, said the central hurdle was finding a source for the money that university scientists and their partners at the United States Geological Survey say is needed to finish the project.

The central hurdle derives from the fact that protected areas are distributed nonrandomly across landscapes.

This raises the central hurdle for Netflix and all VOD services in Africa.

Whether voters can forgive him for the scandal is a central hurdle to his comeback bid.

The jurisdictional issue touches on one of the central legal hurdles that those suffering from the impacts of climate change face in attempting to hold governments and corporations to account – does an actor operating in one country have legal responsibility towards those who may suffer the consequences in another?

No sufficient peripheral support and empowerment can be expected from legislations that establish central bureaucratic hurdles.

Reordering the sequences of those hurdles was central to the delicate Republican deliberations that resulted in the new plan.

But the plan, which would represent a fundamental shift in the role, if not the authority, of the central bank, still faced significant hurdles.

Collectively, the clinical trials demonstrate that we have overcome the major safety hurdles previously suppressing central nervous system (CNS) gene therapy, for none produced any evidence of untoward risk or harm after administration of various vector-delivery systems.

The comparatively low level of Internet users in central Europe could pose a hurdle, Mr. Varadi acknowledged.