Sentence examples for monetary hurdle from inspiring English sources

One reason is the higher monetary hurdle that needs to be jumped.

I confirmed a new, decreased playing budget and a decreased management budget, but Nicky's desire to put things right were clearly greater than any monetary hurdles".

M.V. Pauly hypothesised in 1968 that such 'excessive' demands could be depleted effectively by monetary hurdles such as co-payments [ 21].

Because of this, some have advocated abandoning animal studies and focusing on clinical trials in human patients (Shanks et al., 2009); however, the fact remains that the ethical and monetary hurdles to primary screening of molecules in humans are insurmountable.

Finally, we introduce the notion of hurdle to capture the monetary aspect in users' decision making process of product adoption.

To be sure, the monetary problem, deflation, was a big hurdle, but there were three other factors postponing recovery.

Rajan, who grew up in India and is now economic counselor and director of Research at the International Monetary Fund, says India still has several hurdles to foreign investment.

The International Monetary Fund said last week that would be a tall hurdle because Greece's economy has deteriorated so much that it might need to rely on international assistance for as long as nine years.

This cleared an immediate hurdle to her candidacy to lead the International Monetary Fund, but left possible future legal proceedings hanging over her bid.

The automotive sector is a very cost-sensitive one and the monetary cost per subsystem remains an outstanding issue which could very well be the biggest hurdle in the way of full deployment of automotive vision.

PARIS — The German proposal to establish a European monetary fund ran into skepticism at home and abroad Tuesday, highlighting the political and legal hurdles that such an undertaking would face.