Sentence examples for current hurdles from inspiring English sources

One of the current hurdles is the presence of hazardous substances in waste streams that enter or re-enter into the environment or the technosphere.

This review will consider the current position of tissue engineering to generate bone and cartilage grafts and the current hurdles and problems which need to be overcome.

These results provide a good reference in design feasible pre-treatment dealing with the two current hurdles of seawater RO systems.

The charities argue that while it can be vital for women who have escaped violent relationships to conceal their whereabouts, the current hurdles for being allowed to remain off the public electoral roll are very high.

"The world has changed," said John Powell, director of the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity at Ohio State University, adding that the N.A.A.C.P. needs to keep adjusting to the current hurdles facing blacks.

The last thing anyone wants is the repeat of a 2008 fiasco, when the supreme court declared the last peace deal unconstitutional following complaints from opponents.Yet for all its current hurdles, last year's framework has acted as an inspiration to those caught up in conflicts elsewhere in South-East Asia.

"That is now the current hurdle," said Michael Huggins, spokesman for the World Food Program.

Finally, we propose a novel approach in which enhancing energy transfer mechanisms in the immature CMs might help to overcome the current hurdle of incomplete in vitro differentiation.

The current hurdle to the flexible device and fold-out screen dream is that the electronics powering the flexible displays are not yet themselves flexible, But science fiction-like expanding devices could become a reality in the next 10 years.

The current hurdle for combination antiretroviral therapy (cART) against HIV-1 is that it is extremely difficult to eradicate latently-infected cells from the body1 despite controlling viral loads to undetectable levels in the plasma.

And the debate is unlikely to help her with her current hurdle – getting the deal through parliament, which requires her to persuade Labour MPs to forget the fact their party is in opposition to hers.