Sentence examples for obstacles to producing from inspiring English sources

So two of the biggest obstacles to producing the musical were solved right there.

The history of infectious diseases together with the evidence of emerging and reemerging infections underscores the need for new vaccines and the obstacles to producing them.

Limitations of the methods available for delivering siRNA are one of the main obstacles to producing efficient RNAi, especially in intact tissue preparations.

So far, obstacles to producing hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles include the need to create an onboard hydrogen storage system that is light, yet still has the strength to withstand a crash.

Elon Musk, chief executive of Tesla Motors, has said that he does not see any significant obstacles to producing the third-generation car, which Tesla says will be priced around $35,000.

The study has cleared one of the major obstacles to producing a dexterous prosthetic arm--controlling three-dimensional movements in real time--says neurobiologist Eberhard Fetz of the University of Washington, Seattle.

A new AI-powered drone follows your moves and avoids obstacles to produce third-person views of your life.

Svante Pääbo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig led a team that had to overcome daunting technical obstacles to produce the draft of the Neanderthal genome.

The spacecraft Galileo, which ended its 14-year mission on Sunday when it was sent on a suicidal plunge into Jupiter's atmosphere, overcame daunting obstacles to produce some of the most important planetary observations ever made.

Second, and this is where the Richard Riordan example applies, you get points if you are decisive and fight through the bureaucratic and institutional obstacles to produce effective, coordinated action".

The result is that for the dozen or so firms, mostly Japanese, that have overcome these obstacles to produce active-matrix liquid crystal displays-only to see them become a commodity item, with wafer-thin margins to match-victory has often been Pyrrhic.