Sentence examples for obvious hurdles from inspiring English sources

There are obvious hurdles to ensuring that the drones go where they're supposed to go.

Despite renewed interest and visible signs of improvement, Idlewild faces equally obvious hurdles.

It's facing two obvious hurdles: it's an opera, and it's in Italian.

WHEN Digicel, a Jamaican mobile-phone company, first planned a wireless service in Papua New Guinea, obvious hurdles loomed.

And despite the obvious hurdles of venturing into male territory, they say their sex has its advantages.

The most obvious hurdles are the large porcelain insulators that suspend the cables at every tower and prevent the electrocution of anyone on the ground.

"The obvious hurdle was my return to the bike".

One obvious hurdle to a settlement is that neither side knows what the other's true position is.

One obvious hurdle is that France and Italy, among others, do not have a single financial regulator.A British disease?Mr Spitzer's charges have raised most alarm in Britain.

Even if Republicans could find a way to undermine Obama's executive order through legislation, it is unlikely to overcome an obvious hurdle: the presidential veto.

One obvious hurdle for the two proposals that would extend over the full 16 acres is Tucker's ownership of the eight acres on the west.