Sentence examples for has faced hurdles from inspiring English sources

The Transatlantic-Allied deal has faced hurdles since it was announced in June.

While the stakes in the two companies have long been seen as attractive, any deal has faced hurdles.

The subdivision plan has faced hurdles from the town board, the planning board, the Suffolk County Department of Health and even the state Department of Environmental Conservation when an endangered species of salamander was found on the site.

But its expansion here has faced hurdles, beginning late last year when a customer reported being sexually assaulted by her Uber driver in the capital, New Delhi.

Other times, she has faced hurdles that would give anyone with even a surface-level knowledge of black history a headache.

He said he had faced "hurdles, blockers and resistance" from within an organisation whose members had accused him of dictatorial and treacherous behaviour.

Joshua Gaughen, who travels frequently as a government contractor, said he had faced hurdles as well in keeping up his bicycle habit.

But the project had faced hurdles through the years, from concerns about harm to the Connecticut River to the indictment of Mr. Armetta for his tangential involvement in an organized-crime price-fixing case involving the state's trash industry.

I've faced hurdles in the world due to Islamophobia, that's for sure.

Many in the state who have tried to get an ID that meets the new law's standards say they've faced hurdles.

This would benefit the UK, which has faced regulatory hurdles expanding into other European markets.