Sentence examples for challenging hurdles from inspiring English sources

Without support for the bid from the Taubman family, Simon Property's takeover bid faces challenging hurdles.

The processes of integration and cohesion are slow ones, and there remain challenging hurdles to overcome.

Delamination has been recognised as one of the most challenging hurdles in using laminated composites, and has been the focus of considerable research over the last three decades.

I like 'em all, and while size matters -- small firms face different, and often more challenging, hurdles than large ones -- I fear we risk systemic distortions if our policies are too dependent on firm size.

Unfortunately, the successful development of miRNA-based therapeutics for colon cancer has many challenging hurdles to overcome.

One of the most challenging hurdles facing desert ecosystems, however, is the agreement on a simple and uniform monitoring scheme.

It believes in the people behind the idea, and works with them through challenges, hurdles and objectives.

The research provides an in-depth look at the specific challenges, hurdles and barriers that parents of children with T1DM may face when their child is participating in physical activity.

"If we can get past those hurdles, challenging and time consuming debates on funding and regulation are bound to follow".

This so-called cross-protection phenomenon challenges the hurdle preservation strategy that targets to guarantee the microbial safety and stability as well as the sensory and nutritional quality of minimally processed foods by simultaneous or successive application of multiple mild preservation factors [3].

Reynolds has also qualified for this year's European Championships in Helsinki and such is his current rate of progression, he looks capable of challenging strongly for 110m hurdles Olympic qualification in London as well.