Sentence examples for key hindrances from inspiring English sources

It is one of the key hindrances to things getting done on the internet, loading down one conversational donkey with a million other conversations, until its back breaks and a whole area of conversation is avoided, because it smells of dead donkey.

One of the key hindrances of involving radiologists in teaching programmes is the high workload of radiologists in teaching hospitals.

The project appears to have struggled from the start, with the hard-to-reach target group and the payment-by-results model insisted on by the London Development Agency identified as key hindrances.

One of the key hindrances on development of solid catalysts containing cobalt species for partial oxidation of organic molecules at mild conditions in conventional liquid phase is the severe metal leaching.

Biomass recalcitrance and efficient sugar conversion into ethanol are among the key hindrances to ethanol production that are preventing biorefineries from taking a central role in the energy sector.

The official said the country's official satellite imagery database had not been updated since the 1980s – a key hindrance in the ability to track the extremists' movements across wide, isolated tracts of desert and forest.

This overwhelming number was a key hindrance for a larger utilization of the technique (FCA).

A key hindrance of operating solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) at low temperature is the relatively high cell resistance resulting in low power output density.

Across the GCC, lack of a structured approach to policy formation is an often cited as a key hindrance to wider adoption of renewable energy support policies [6, 64].

Fatalism was also found to be a risk factor and a key hindrance towards safe behavioral practices.

Poor medication adherence is a key hindrance in combating the challenges of public health in both developed and developing countries.