Sentence examples for a difficult hurdle from inspiring English sources

"That's a difficult hurdle to overcome".

Civil rights charges represented a difficult hurdle for prosecutors to clear.

The new plan would require Congressional approval, a difficult hurdle for any legislation in the current polarized environment.

"At least nine people died that were tracked down and killed, and that's a difficult hurdle to jump," he said.

A Senate amendment that differs substantially from a bipartisan version passed overwhelmingly by the House two weeks ago, faces a difficult hurdle.

"Monetizing that relationship is still a difficult hurdle because you may not be getting new readers at that particular moment, even if you are engaging with them".

My major complaint is a more difficult hurdle to cross: The lack of a PC release.

Yeomans, who was also a chief of staff in the Justice Department, and is now a law professor in Washington, said government prosecutors would have "a very difficult hurdle" to overcome in the case.

That's a very difficult hurdle.

But that's a very difficult hurdle to overcome.

(Absent the certainty of detection and penalties which is an improbably difficult hurdle).