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The phrase "a very difficult hurdle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant challenge or obstacle that one must overcome.
Example: "Completing the project on time proved to be a very difficult hurdle for the team."
Alternatives: "a major obstacle" or "a significant challenge".
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That's a very difficult hurdle.
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.
But that's a very difficult hurdle to overcome.
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"It's a very difficult job and we've all started off in a lowly little conditional jockeys hurdle or a hunter chase somewhere that nobody cared less about what we did.
A very difficult little man.
A bike is a very difficult project.
"It has been a very difficult process".
"They're in a very difficult box".
"It's just a very difficult case".
"January is a very difficult market.
And that's a very difficult decision.
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