Sentence examples for obstacles to develop from inspiring English sources

In Venezuela, Placer spent a decade trying to overcome technical and political obstacles to develop a promising deposit known as Las Cristinas.

One of the obstacles to develop effective drugs against Pv pre-erythrocyte stages is the lack of standardized, medium to high throughput hepatocyte based assay platforms or any small animal model of Pv spz infection.

However, this study population has some obstacles to develop a prospective randomised trial, such as relatively low prevalence, the urgent need for immediate supportive care and approval of the ethical problem to omit standard treatment.

In Italy, one of the main obstacles to develop and organize new training initiatives is the modest interest of government institutions, - and as a consequence scant funding for these projects.

"One of the major obstacles to developing air-breathing engines for launch vehicles is the development of the lightweight high-performance heat exchangers," it said in a statement.

There could also be business obstacles to developing tests.

There are numerous economic, scientific and regulatory obstacles to developing companion diagnostics, executives and analysts say.

Ms. Tolf said one of the obstacles to developing acceptance among the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s 13 million members is that just 60percentt of the membership own computers.

Long processes to win approvals and the higher cost of wind compared with less sustainable sources of electricity are not the only obstacles to developing wind installations.

And the distant fields are hard to reach, for both people and pipelines.In this section In deep waters Swap shop Going forth and multiplying ReprintsThe political obstacles to developing the fields are almost as daunting as the geological ones.

They contend the main obstacles to developing a viable system are the untested nature of the technology and the high costs -- hundreds of billions of dollars for the kind of "layered" system Mr. Bush has advocated involving land, sea and airborne weapons.