Sentence examples for short-term hurdles from inspiring English sources

But the short-term hurdles are high".

It's not unusual, of course, for big corporations to borrow money to meet immediate needs or to clear short-term hurdles.

Personally, I think the medium-term challenges for China's government aging, moving from extensive to intensive growth, and political liberalisation are likely to prove far more difficult than the short-term hurdle of managing a soft-landing for property markets while maintaining a respectable growth rate.

With heavy investor pessimism, a key short-term hurdle looming overhead, and an earnings report just over the horizon, trading options on WYNN could be a bit risky.

Argentina's auction of $1.1 billion in treasury bills this week has put the government over a major short-term financial hurdle, but the borrowing costs -- at rates reaching 16percentt -- reflect growing worries that even heavier political and economic hurdles lie ahead.

[Page C7.] Argentina Clears Financial Hurdle Argentina's auction of $1.1 billion in treasury bills this week has put the government over a major short-term financial hurdle, but the borrowing costs -- at rates reaching 16percentt -- reflect growing worries that even higher political and economic hurdles lie ahead.

Despite short-term implications and hurdles, increased HEV usage forecasts a generally favorable long-term net benefit to society.

In Japan that's not a high hurdle: Short-term interest rates are below 1%.

"Throughout its history, the (nuclear) industry has argued that subsidies were only temporary, a short-term stimulus so the industry could work through early technical hurdles that prevented economical reactor operation," Koplow writes.

Unfortunately, Blanchard's dream was scuppered by administrative hurdles such as struggling to find a lease for short-term tenancies.

For example, 10 companies that changed their short-term incentive pay structures added profit or cash-flow requirements to performance pay hurdles.