Sentence examples for long-standing hurdles from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, these storm-related polling problems come on top of other long-standing hurdles faced by many voters.
Columbia bioengineers and surgeons have developed a technique in animal models that overcomes a long-standing hurdle in lung regeneration.
Because differentiating spermatogenic cells do not survive in culture without somatic cells, the ability to culture mammalian stem cells through spermatogenesis or spermiogenesis in defined systems remains a long-standing technical hurdle in science.
Ladbrokes' long-standing association with the World Hurdle is also under serious threat as a result of the firm's refusal to agree ABP status.
SAN FRANCISCO — Gov. Jerry Brown's push for a $6 billion annual tax increase faced high hurdles from the start: a long-standing antipathy to taxes among California voters; a rival tax plan by a multimillionaire civil rights lawyer and direct opposition from her equally wealthy brother; and even a last-minute, $11 million attack by a shadowy Arizona group whose backers remain unknown.
Resurgent Handicap hurdle Uniformly shabby Class war III ReprintsIts origins lie in the long-standing convention for deciding where each bookmaker stands.
The goal of highly efficient artificial photosynthesis is a long-standing one, and there are many approaches to the problem, all of which face scientific hurdles (See "Sun + Water = Fuel" and "A Greener 'Artificial Leaf'").
And when the Beatles' label Apple Corps Ltd. settled its long-standing trademark dispute with iTunes creator Apple Inc. last February, it seemed that the main hurdle to a deal was cleared.
From recurrent crises to ethnic conflicts and long-standing corruption, a raft of deep-rooted problems has led many to regard the continent as facing many hurdles to raise living standards.
The outcome threatens to diminish the Senate's long-standing ability to protect minority views by requiring a modicum of bipartisanship to reach the 60-vote hurdle for nominees, and it chips away at the chamber's check on the executive branch.
