Sentence examples for likely hurdles from inspiring English sources

Obama acknowledged the likely hurdles ahead.

There is plenty that could still go violently wrong in Iraq, with the elections in March presenting the first likely hurdle.

In addition, the significant release of lithium ions from the ferroelectric powders in the very first minutes of soaking in SBF is examined and ways to overcome this likely hurdle addressed.

Likelier hurdles are a lack of methods expertise and funding.

However, despite all the potential hurdles, it is likely to be only a matter of time before smart systems continuously monitor every patient from the moment they are admitted to the point of discharge from hospital (and possibly beyond).

Technical issues and industry lobbying are likely to remain hurdles to a do-not-spam law.

However, the sheer scale of the business means that a bid from rival Vue Entertainment would likely face competition hurdles.

But tensions over the measures have flared repeatedly within the cabinet in recent weeks, and the package is likely to face hurdles in Parliament.

In legislatures nationwide, the proposal is likely to face hurdles because of the uncertain cost and because of criticism that it is a way to insulate judges from political attack.

The most exotic offering was the Pars Express, an Iranian takeaway that would likely face political hurdles to success in U.S. malls.

Higher TPSA is likely to create hurdles in the passage of NMEs across the BBB.