Sentence examples for a basic hurdle from inspiring English sources

So Peter Bernstein faces a basic hurdle with "Monk" (Xanadu/The Orchard), his vigorous new album.

The unequivocal hypotheses about anticonvulsant activity of valproic acid (VPA) have always been a basic hurdle in designing next generation neurotherapeutics, particularly the anti-epileptic drugs.

Before there might be legislation, the country would need to clear another, far more basic hurdle: simple acknowledgement that a problem — of gun violence, of racism — exists at all.

The most basic hurdle for the Republicans, though, is arithmetical: 39 percent of the voting population leans Republican, according to the Pew Research Center, while 50 percent leans Democratic.

Yes, you can pay $2.49 a month to make your experience ad-free, but what happens when your 'friend' flips into work mode and starts trying to sell stuff to you? "For all the positioning and talk of "protecting your privacy" MOLI fails at the most basic hurdle.

This basic hurdle has not even been overcome.

The refusal to report domestic violence is the most basic hurdle: women often do not report domestic violence, in particular sexual violence, because of strong social norms and fear of reprisal.

Yet as well as battling the basic hurdles, establishing a life at university with a disability brings a whole different set of challenges.

Ramini has spent three years getting over the most basic hurdles: assembling enough animals (he has a herd of 44) and coaxing milk out of them (he had to redesign his barn and stalls, and he's still taking in only 60 gallons of milk a week — about a ninth of his goal) — and beginning the daunting process of turning that milk into perfectly formed cheese.

But scientists are running into some basic hurdles of chemistry and physics.

Still, Osprey Dominion's '98 pinot noir ($22) has cleared basic hurdles.