Sentence examples for complex hurdles from inspiring English sources

The Poles, Czechs and Hungarians became the first post-Communist countries admitted to NATO last year; so far, a decade after the fall of Communism, none are deemed to have crossed clearly enough the complex hurdles of transforming a command economy to a free market to be able to join the European Union.

Even a well-intentioned president will face complex hurdles.

Repairing the power grid means clearing complex regulatory hurdles.

So share prices will be quoted simultaneously in euros for most European investors and dollars for United States investors, a complex technical hurdle.

But while the Bell companies won this battle, its impact will not be felt for months and possibly years because of complex technical and legal hurdles, analysts said.

WASHINGTON — The federal prosecutor who will conduct the inquiry into the brutal interrogations of terror detainees faces formidable legal hurdles and complex political dynamics that make prosecutions far from certain.

"It just feels like the end," said Mr. Segall, 85, on the empty deck of the Sea Gulls' Nest, a restaurant damaged by Hurricane Sandy and facing a maddeningly complex series of bureaucratic hurdles blocking it from reopening.

Over time, we have developed a complex web of bureaucratic hurdles, multiple regulators and policy ambivalence on significant issues.

Causative therapies for this complex disorder face major hurdles, and clinical implementation remains elusive.

Like other complex diseases, the next hurdle will be to identify the functional gene variants.

The Smart City Project is very complex concept and has many hurdles in its way and many of the hurdles (Digitization services) can easily be solved by IoT.