In dozens of interviews, Silicon Alley executives listed things like Manhattan's high rents and onerous city taxes as the greatest long-term obstacles to the growth of high-technology businesses in the city.
Further refinements and expansions on these platform technologies will circumvent many long-term obstacles in natural products biosynthesis.
But these different Web standards, analysts say, are not a long-term obstacle to the ability of consumer health records from rival companies to share and view information.
Other senior Congress figures may also back him because he is too old to be a long-term obstacle to their own ambitions.
(Helpfully, his thrusting younger colleagues would probably not see the 59-year-old Mr Johnson as a long-term obstacle to their own leadership aspirations).To an extent that Mr Johnson may now regret, his affability has occasionally extended to bald self-deprecation, specifically about his aptitude for the very top job.
In the long term, there are fundamental obstacles in our policy and financial system that will hinder the financial progress of those who can't fall back on inherited wealth.
However, the difficulty to understand and to predict their long term behavior represents an obstacle to their spreading.
Just to briefly summarize the impact of firm characteristics on innovation, we note that firm size, openness to change, having a long term knowledge acquisition strategy and personnel obstacles, as well as technological obstacles, appear very significant determinants of reported innovation.
"One big obstacle to long term media success remains: quality," Carr concedes.
(Operation Smile Student Chapter) Grooming the successive batches of leaders so that there is a proper handover of roles and responsibilities is another potential solution to overcome obstacles in the long term.
College graduates who began their careers during the Great Recession faced several long-term economic obstacles.
