Sentence examples for key hurdles from inspiring English sources

Distribution is one of the key hurdles.

Scottish Labour faces two key hurdles before it can reinstate working family tax credits.

One of the key hurdles for Sainsbury's was to bring onside its largest shareholder, the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA).

Kerry said some progress was made in what he described as "very serious, very intensive conversations," but key hurdles are yet to be overcome.

Getting a machine to pass itself off as human was one of the key hurdles that Turing believed a machine would need to pass in order to successfully claim the realisation of artificial intelligence.

Although details are still being worked out, drug company representatives and potential donors believe they have overcome key hurdles.

That move clears a key hurdle to a long-awaited bout between them.

"It demonstrates that the court remains a key hurdle with regard to the debt crisis," said Thomas Costerg, an economist at Standard Chartered Bank.

Plans for a review of the penalties for failure to pay the TV licence have passed a key hurdle in the House of Commons, paving the way for possible decriminalisation.

However, the continuing presence of Armenian armed forces in the internationally recognised territories of Azerbaijan remains a key hurdle on the way to the peace.

Height limits are a key hurdle, according to Mitchell L. Moss, the director of the Taub Urban Research Center at New York University, as is the opposition of hospitals.