Sentences with phrase «creates big hurdles»

In an Arizona Capitol Times op - ed, Laczko - Kerr and Association President and CEO Eileen Sigmund explain why the lack of transparent data on accelerated eighth - grade math students creates big hurdles for policy makers who look to advance policies that will drive academic excellence.

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Creating US - based exchanges under federal regulatory oversight is going to remove the single biggest hurdle to Wall Street interest in Bitcoin.

One of the biggest hurdles to creating meaningful friendships is simply that people who are socially isolated tend to engage in behaviors that keep them socially isolated, even if they wish they could socialize more.

One of the big hurdles any developer has to overcome when creating a game like this is making this a more worthwhile experience, compared to any other free arcade game that someone could go on the internet and play for hours.

«We've created a real network here,» says Huff — a network that's designed to help participants battle what she sees as the biggest hurdle between educators and technology: fear.

If that wasn't a big enough hurdle to clear, the costs associated with having a dedicated app created for your creation can be costly even for a simple application.

The ability to turn a profit from original Wii games is evident, the biggest hurdle seems to be the runaway success of ports and mini-game collections that require fewer development resources and time to create.

Perhaps the biggest challenge for video game developers this time around has been the hurdle of creating three different modes to generate an individual experience for all players.

The biggest hurdles for CitéGreen will be widespread adoption and creating an adequately large network of service providers.

And for Bellinger, like others, the biggest hurdle is changing or improving laws created both in the heat of the moment right after Sept. 11 and post-Second World War.

But there's a big problem: the typical law firm culture can easily create too many hurdles around any shift in people, process, and / or technology.