Sentence examples for longstanding hurdles from inspiring English sources

But before he could crack the trade-book market, he had to overcome two longstanding hurdles: institutional bias and prohibitive cost.

But Mr. Harteveldt said companies that relied on a shrinking base of customers would lose ground if they did not help online travel bookers overcome some longstanding hurdles.

Another longstanding hurdle to an agreement, the question of Iranian research and development, has been partially resolved.

San Jose State has already achieved remarkable results with online materials from edX, a nonprofit online provider, in its circuits course, a longstanding hurdle for would-be engineers.

So it's true: Panasonic has shattered longstanding technical hurdles, turned conventional wisdom on its head and invented the elusive hybrid.

Or, as one reviewer put it: "Panasonic has shattered longstanding technical hurdles, turned conventional wisdom on its head and invented the elusive hybrid.

Ironically, despite hurdles and the longstanding fight for voters' rights, many Americans still don't participate in elections.

Its longstanding expansion plans face two unforeseen hurdles.

The move, which comes a month after Exelon canceled its planned purchase of the Public Service Enterprise Group over regulatory hurdles, follows the repeal of a longstanding federal law limiting mergers.

Denbo is well liked by a number of the Yankees' players, including shortstop Derek Jeter, but Torre and Denbo do not have a longstanding relationship, which appears to be Denbo's biggest hurdle.

Even if the betrayed partner is a willing participant, there is a huge hurdle for the partner to get over the longstanding deception.