Sentence examples for hurdles which from inspiring English sources

But most challenging will be the technological hurdles, which many experts say are beyond current capabilities.

In doing so, he would match Sir Ken's record of consecutive wins over hurdles, which has stood since 1953.

But that process is "a bundle of logistical hurdles, which are no less limiting to freedom of expression," Attalah added.

But even as the region matures there are still some hurdles which we explore in this supplement.

But Nigel Shadbolt, professor of artificial intelligence at Southampton University, stresses that the hurdles which remain are major ones.

Her time in the hurdles, which have since been extended to 100 meters, was an Olympic-record 11.9 seconds.

Unison branch secretary Paul Martin says: "The government has built a set of hurdles which LEAs cannot jump over.

Mercury's nearness to the Sun gave scientists bound to Earth many observational hurdles, which were only overcome by the Messenger spacecraft mission.

Hurdling, sport in athletics (track and field) in which a runner races over a series of obstacles called hurdles, which are set a fixed distance apart.

Investors are also pushing to add or raise hurdles, which require that general partners reach a certain threshold of returns before they start earning profits themselves.

The cult's researchers had spent more than $30m attempting to develop sarin-based weapons, yet they failed to clear any of the three hurdles which they faced.