Sentence examples for geographical hurdles from inspiring English sources
Mr. Weill said he was unconcerned about the potential geographical hurdles facing Mr. Mehta.
Beyond the geographical hurdles, there are competitive concerns in the top-heavy A.A.C., which is relying on two lame-duck members.
The model also considers one physical barrier representing the cell membrane and a number of geographical hurdles accounting for the molecules known to exist in the intracellular space but not represented individually (to avoid unnecessary computational complexity).
The geophysical nature of the terrain especially of mountain valleys and rivers in different parts of sub-Himalayan mountain ranges might have acted as geographical barriers and posed hurdles for migration preventing gene flow from other regions and from other populations as well.
These individuals may face structural hurdles, like skills or geographical mismatches.
For French scientists, searching for permanent employment back home can be frustrating; the dearth of permanent positions, high selectivity, poor organisation of the competitions for entry, and geographical distance with added travelling costs are all perceived as hurdles.
Online classifieds have the potential to beat paper-based classifieds through search engines, a distribution reach that transcends the geographical limits of a newspaper's delivery trucks, but still must confront some big hurdles.
These hurdles include lack of transport to carry vaccines, unavailability of some vaccines, non-functioning refrigerators and lack of paraffin, geographical inaccessibility especially during rainy season, high dropouts because of the side effects of some vaccines, and inactive Village and Health Committees.
Geographical distribution is another.
