Sentence examples for represent a hurdle from inspiring English sources

Analysts said this could also represent a hurdle for EADS, because its larger plane, based on the A330 commercial jet, might cost 10 to 15 percent more to build than Boeing's tanker, based on its 767 jet.

That being the case, this could represent a hurdle to vaccine development based on these antigens, as vaccines based on a single polymorphic form might not be effective against a heterogeneous population.

A beached whale could represent a hurdle in your life, or something that has come to a standstill.

The low solubility of glycosylated flavonoids represents a hurdle to conduct efficient enzymatic deglycosylations in aqueous media.

Particularly, this additional complexity represents a hurdle in the assessment of ICT readiness for organisational resilience, and no consensus exists yet for its analysis.

Deforestation in Queensland represents a hurdle not only to Australia's priority goal of lifting water quality for the ailing reef but also its Paris climate commitments because it represents about 90% of the nation's carbon emissions from land use.

However, proposed solutions feature various proprietary and highly specialized technologies that are difficult to integrate and complex to use, which represents a hurdle to their wide deployment.

Iran's attendance at that meeting -- as Moscow wishes -- represents a hurdle that could be overcome if understandings are reached over the elements of the "Grand Bargain" -- but it remains a hurdle for now.

For human application, this raises not only safety concerns but it also represents a hurdle at the level of large scale production of rAAVs.

Multidrug resistance (MDR) in cancer represent a major hurdle in chemotherapy.

Moreover, they represent a major hurdle for micro- and nanoparticle biomaterials designed for drug and gene delivery to the body.