Sentence examples for hurdles arise from inspiring English sources
The problem (the hurdles) arise when people try to assess the cost.
To address some of the issues such looting raised, the United States and more than 40 other nations adopted the 1998 Washington Conference Principles on Nazi-Confiscated Art, and the 2009 Terezin Declaration, which urge nations to decide claims "on the facts and merits" and to take historical circumstances into account when legal hurdles arise.
Similar verification hurdles arose further down the chronological chain.
While this is excellent news and a tribute to the strong leadership of the medical center, we anticipate that there will be continued challenges and volatility in this area as we struggle with a competitive market and our own hurdles arising from inadequate or outmoded facilities.
Then another hurdle arose.
Some critical aspects of Sagentia's R&D process include identifying and reducing technological, operational, and potential manufacturing risks early in the process; determining where major hurdles may arise; and developing and executing a plan for surmounting those hurdles.
Getting members to commit and invest will be key, and hurdles will arise in the process.
Adolescents and teens still need a lot of guidance and support, and they should always know that we're there to talk to them and help them work though the many hurdles that arise.
WASHINGTON — As the White House considers a historic visit by President Obama to Cuba this year, a concern beyond the political and diplomatic hurdles has arisen: the Zika virus.
The government has several times announced that an agreement is imminent, only to backtrack when it became clear that new hurdles had arisen, as was the case during a supposedly definitive round of talks this week.
