Sentence examples for hurdle in reaching from inspiring English sources
Lack of consistent interpretation of the available data is a major hurdle in reaching reliable conclusions on the behaviour of corroding members, leading to conservative estimation of their residual performance during assessment.
"We continue to think that, while the PSI (private-sector involvement deal) has been a welcome success in terms of averting more near-term volatility and stress, Greece still faces significant hurdles in reaching the current debt to GDP target of 120% (and that is still 120%!).
When Congress returns in early September, it will face major hurdles in reaching an agreement that will fund the government for the coming fiscal year or even the first few weeks of it.
Even if Costa Rica were able to sustain 100% clean electricity production, the country still relies on petroleum for transportation, and emissions from this sector are the largest hurdle the country faces in reaching its carbon neutrality goal.
Another hurdle confronting black filmmakers is the difficulty in reaching an audience.
The project faces many hurdles — including timing, the difficulty pedestrians in the park would have in reaching the East River bank, and finding up to $100 million to pay for it.
Hurdle avoidance controller ensures collision-free motion of mobile robot, while goal reaching controller helps the mobile robot in reaching the destination.
Dillard, who failed to qualify for the 110-meter hurdles in 1948, reached the final in Helsinki.
The hurdle for reaching the inflation target is "getting higher," Miwako Nakamura, an economist at J. P. Morgan, wrote in a research note.
It illustrates one of Japanese music's biggest hurdles when reaching the UK: before anyone gets a look in, it's been co-opted by "the geeks".
