Sentence examples for persistent hurdles from inspiring English sources

PAGE A12 Long Road to Mideast Peace Last week's meeting between Yasir Arafat and President Clinton shed some light on persistent hurdles to a Middle East settlement.

A persistent hurdle, Ms. Smith said, is lack of awareness of election deadlines and resources.

The team was a persistent hurdle when he was rising to superstardom with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

A persistent hurdle in the field of tissue regeneration is to produce tissues with biochemical and biomechanical properties robust enough to meet the aggressive physiological demands of the native milieu.

The company has been repeatedly stymied by equipment problems, regulatory hurdles, persistent sea ice and legal challenges from Alaska Natives and environmental groups.

Nasdaq is considering killing the venture because it has made little headway against a host of regulatory hurdles, persistent economic weakness and a deep aversion to change in the country's rigid financial system.

Despite Libya's persistent instability and the considerable hurdles that remain, he said he was "very satisfied" with the progress and gains Ibadis have made post-Qaddafi, tenuous though they may be.

"Therapeutic vaccines, designed to control disease in people with established and persistent infections, represent the highest hurdle in vaccinology.

A few persistent people said they had cleared the hurdles.

But builders could also be emboldened if regulatory hurdles are reduced, allowing them to build more in a region with a persistent housing shortage, experts said.

But he is persistent and has the sort of difficult life story that would have made taking on Mr. Jefferson seem like a lesser hurdle.