Sentences with phrase «considerable obstacles»

While solar and other clean energy technologies continue to improve and increase market penetration, the industry as a whole still faces considerable obstacles to comprehensive adoption.

There are considerable obstacles starting with — you guessed it — privacy.

Getting a reliable answer to these questions is vital to the current policy debate, but researchers who try to answer them face considerable obstacles.

The case of the adult film actress, Stephanie Clifford, who uses the stage - name Stormy Daniels, may not get past even the first considerable obstacles.

Some of them have persevered despite encountering considerable obstacles in getting their work supported through mainstream sources of funding such as NIH, largely because their work has been so envelope - pushing and so contrary to what until now has been considered «that which is already known.»

The handful of successful innovations have, as Hess suggests, had to overcome considerable obstacles, and they have survived as much despite as because of the current system.

A significant proportion of these [unemployed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander] individuals suffer from lifestyle and health conditions that pose considerable obstacles to employment... [157]

This is especially important today given that many international economies, although facing considerable obstacles, are likely to benefit from one major tailwind: central bank accommodation.

Yet startups are facing considerable obstacles.

All this matters because, as I say, the government has plenty more Brexit legislation to get through Parliament, and the House of Lords will clearly be a considerable obstacle.

The report's recommendations face two considerable obstacles to being implemented.

Despite medical advances, cancer is still a considerable obstacle to long life.

State efforts to deregulate education have sparked only modest school reform and face considerable obstacles to producing bigger change, a new report concludes.

Poor literacy is a considerable obstacle for progress in ALE as 758 million adults, including 115 million young people (aged 15 to 24), around the world can still not read and write a simple sentence.

Despite the promise presented by these innovations, however, the antiquated higher education accreditation process remains a considerable obstacle to reform.

This was resolved by a pragmatic approach from all involved in order to further ensure the closing was completed without any considerable obstacles or undue delay.

This information barrier is no doubt a considerable obstacle to widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies.