Sentence examples for hurdles posed from inspiring English sources

The inherent hurdles posed by these drugs hamper their translation to actual market.

Mallick and colleagues overcame significant logistical hurdles posed by sharing and processing an enormous amount of data.

The evaluation of the gradients is reduced to an integral around the boundary to circumvent hurdles posed by adjoint-based gradient evaluations on unstructured meshes.

What evidence about the sexual past of Mr. Bryant's accuser, if any, will pass the hurdles posed by the law and be ruled admissible?

To Care for Creation chronicles this movement and explains how it has emerged despite institutional and cultural barriers, as well as the hurdles posed by logic and practices that set religious environmental organizations apart from the secular movement.

And while the anemic economy has surely taken its toll, many merchants say business has declined 25 percent to 50 percent over the last three years because of the hurdles posed by construction.

By nightfall, it was fairly clear that the proponents of the campaign finance legislation would prevail if they could get over the hurdle posed by the gun amendment.

"Given the low evidentiary hurdle posed by a preponderance-of-evidence standard and the rebuttable presumption of genuineness and accuracy that attaches to government evidence, I believe that the test is satisfied in this case," Commander Crisfield wrote.

Several attempts have recently been made to harness these technologies for empirically resolving the clinical hurdle posed by CDDP resistance, with very promising results.

But Bavaria's justice minister, Winfried Bausback, also a signatory to the agreement, criticised the "legal hurdles" still posed by Germany's restitution laws which he said had often made it difficult for rightful owners to reclaim looted works after the statute of limitations had expired.

A slight procedural hurdle was posed yesterday when reporter sought to cover the hearing.