Sentence examples for which hurdles from inspiring English sources

That's why the Guardian will track the Enfield Experiment for the next couple of years: to see at which hurdles it falls, what lessons get learned and how many successes chalked up.

Recognizing the major developments in the ATMP field, starting mostly in academic institutions, we investigated which hurdles were experienced in the whole pathway of ATMP development towards clinical care.

We believe that explicit discussion about the unique challenges is crucial to design viable field evaluations in exceptional conditions, promoting an awareness of what can be achieved and which hurdles will have to be crossed.

Through the looking glass of their lives, we see our own, as we analyze their paths to joy, where they went wrong, which hurdles they jumped and how they survived, in an effort to stave off our own mortality.

The culprit, they say, was a massive eruption of Italy's Mount Etna, which hurdled the equivalent of 10,000 Cheops Pyramids into the Mediterranean Sea 8000 years ago.

The efficient algorithm by Bader et al. (2001) gives not only the inversion distance in linear time but also the number of hurdles, superhurdles, and which cycle belongs to which hurdle (if it belongs to any).

Mr. Schmidt declined to discuss which licensing hurdles remain.

THE race to ratify the European Union constitution is like a steeplechase in which the hurdles become progressively higher and more intimidating.

Finally, we discuss clinical and regulatory barriers facing BDEPT, and propose promising approaches through which these hurdles may best be tackled.

In other words, the industry is entering into a stage characterised by a "holistic" approach concerning mobility, in which the hurdles amongst transport sectors are weak or vanishing [39].

Cats run through a scaled down, feline-friendly obstacle course which includes hurdles, tunnels, hoops and poles.