Sentence examples for principal hurdle from inspiring English sources
The NBC executive, who would describe the negotiations only on condition of anonymity, said a principal hurdle had been the length of a potential contract.
The principal hurdle, besides borrowing the money, is to buy out the relatively few people still living in the blighted Lothair and Alroy Roads among other derelict properties, some owned and left empty by Liverpool.
Today, the use of immiscible polymer blends is ubiquitous, nevertheless the principal technical hurdle to developing a novel blend material remains the effective compatibilization of the interface.
The principal idea for the hurdle Poisson model is that there are two different processes at work.
But that can be a virtue, not a hurdle, says the MatterVR principals.
But the principal concern could also prove the biggest hurdle – water supply.
But Mr. Singleton of MediaNews said meeting his interest and principal payments was "a lower bar" than the hurdle of profit-margin growth that faces executives of companies traded on stock exchanges.
But the "what works" approach has another hurdle to clear: Most educators, including principals and superintendents and curriculum supervisors, do not know the data exist, much less what they mean.
The measures passed the first major legislative hurdle on Sunday when government ministers agreed to it in principal, making it almost certain to pass into law.
Chris Soghoian, principal senior policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union, said attempts by the British government to force US companies to weaken encryption faced many hurdles.
