Sentence examples for infrastructure hurdles from inspiring English sources
It also gives you the ability to learn from the local infrastructure hurdles before expanding.
However, there are privacy, technical and infrastructure hurdles that must be overcome, as well as foundational pieces that need to be built.
Thirteen states, including Florida, Ohio and Texas, have already passed bills alleviating some of the local infrastructure hurdles accompanying increased broadband network deployment, including delays and pricing.
While Brazil has traffic and transportation infrastructure hurdles that make timely delivery a logistical challenge, Brazil also has a strong culture of same-day delivery already in place.
13 India embarked on its very ambitious health programme the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM in 2005, to overcome the health infrastructure hurdles in rural areas.
This isn't surprising — there's obviously a big infrastructure hurdle involved with streaming content from so many people, but, more importantly, there's also a greater risk that someone will stream a suicide or something similarly awful.
Sessions at the conference discussed technology infrastructure and hurdles to the emergence of a Future Internet.
High purchase prices and the lack of supporting infrastructure are major hurdles to the adoption of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs).
In adequate regions (e.g. sub-urban regions) that (a) show trip patterns of inhabitants that are conform with an EV's autonomy and that (b) are suitably provided with public recharge infrastructure, the typical hurdles of economic viability and battery capacity of an EV can be overcome.
The administration also suggested ways to ease regulatory hurdles for infrastructure and energy development and initiatives to boost small businesses owned by Native Americans.
He said the measures would include privatization, infrastructure projects, cutting administrative hurdles, streamlining the government, and carrying out a "historic" change to Italy's constitution that would require balanced budgets.
