Sentence examples for range of hurdles from inspiring English sources

None of which is to say that converting to a republic does not present a range of hurdles.

While such initiatives are a step in the right direction, financing is just one of a range of hurdles facing startups and entrepreneurs.

Now Mr. Spitzer's nominees — the largest glut of unconfirmed state appointments in recent history — face a range of hurdles, some Sisyphean and some almost silly, as they struggle with the responsibilities of jobs they may not technically have yet.

Assembly projects face a range of hurdles that confound assembly.

Log-linear (Duan et al., 1983; Leung and Yu, 1996), GLM or OLS models have been employed in the second part to evaluate mean costs, and truncated-at-zero Poisson, negative binomial (Grootendorst, 1995; Pohlmeier and Ulrich, 1995), or truncated Poisson-lognormal models (Winkelmann, 2004) to evaluate resource use (for a wider range of hurdle models please refer to Hilbe (2007)).

Even if governments can overcome political opposition to "selling the family silver", the privatisation expert Professor William Megginson says they face an array of hurdles ranging from a simple lack of interest in unattractive state assets to hazy ownership rights.

Those falling below that benchmark will face a variety of hurdles, ranging from career prospects to dating partners, all of which can plummet a guy's self-esteem.

Peterson said the voices in his head were a bigger hurdle to overcome than the range-of-motion exercises and grueling conditioning drills.

There is a broad range of biological, chemical and physical hurdles for NPs to reach the brain.

A number of hurdles remain.

There are plenty of hurdles.