Sentence examples for hurdles to develop from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the lignocellulose recalcitrance postures technical hurdles to develop a cost-competitive bio-refinery process.

Overcoming technical hurdles to develop therapeutics against traditionally "undruggable" target classes remains a key issue.

The scientific hurdles to develop such life-saving products aside, we face the looming problem of how to fund R&D for new products and their industrial scale manufacture.

Still, the accord would eliminate one of the largest hurdles to developing the Catskills casino, a $500 million project that officials in Sullivan County hope will revitalize the region's fading resort industry.

Mr. Brown, the UTC Power executive, said one of the biggest hurdles to developing solid oxide fuel cells has been engineering the stack to withstand extreme temperatures without cracking or leaking.

Q: What are the commercial and academic hurdles to developing a better vaccine?

One of the hurdles to developing an oral contraceptive, he discovered, was the widely held perception that men would refuse such a pill.

Herein lies one of the biggest hurdles to developing a healthy UX strategy: getting key stakeholders to buy into the vision.

"Privacy and attacks on profiling have been the big hurdles" to developing a better security system for air travelers, said Stewart Baker, who was a top official in the Department of Homeland Security under President George W. Bush.

Nobody expects this last hurdle to develop into an obstacle, for Selig has approved far greater sums in other deals.

However, low temperature is an additional hurdle to develop Saccharomyces cerevisiae wine yeasts, which are already stressed by high osmotic pressure, low pH and poor availability of nitrogen sources in grape must.