Sentence examples for facing hurdles in from inspiring English sources

With growing needs for the transmission of multimedia data, existing voice-centric PSN technologies are facing hurdles in fulfilling the demand for high capacity and different types of services.

But without access to many basic banking services, budding entrepreneurs are facing hurdles in getting new ventures off the ground.

Microsoft also faces hurdles in the mobile phone market.

Nonetheless, expats face hurdles in this purportedly most wired country in the world.

But tensions over the measures have flared repeatedly within the cabinet in recent weeks, and the package is likely to face hurdles in Parliament.

But those plans also face hurdles in approvals and technical details, and are years into the future in any event, Mr. Inslee conceded, which means the leaks will continue.

Although its critics have all but conceded that some version of the bankruptcy bill will become law, the legislation still faces hurdles in a House-Senate conference committee.

Each of the four major bills approved by the House or Senate faces hurdles in the opposite chamber or White House opposition.

At those hearings, detainees are not permitted lawyers, cannot see all the evidence against them and face hurdles in trying to present their own evidence.

It was supported by research suggesting that students who trained in urban areas faced hurdles in adjusting to the more bare-bones life of a country doctor, said Dr. Heidi Chumley, a senior associate dean at the University of Kansas.

But the bank may face hurdles in its plans – still being finalised – over pay in light of the EU bonus cap that comes into effect for bonuses paid this time next year.