Sentence examples for an extra hurdle from inspiring English sources

I think it's great you have your mother's support – some don't and that's an extra hurdle for them to cross.

(Cloud-based apps face an extra hurdle – they're not much use in places where you can't connect to the internet).

Youth workers face an extra hurdle with hard-nosed investors, who often ask to see measurable social outcomes.

If she has one, several lawyers said, it would present an extra hurdle for the government in any effort to toss her out of the country.

Rather than being an "extra hurdle" for travelers, it's a proven and unobtrusive way for officers to look out for possible threats and illegal activity.

That adds an extra hurdle: when the airport is busy it has to wait for other planes in front to clear out.

This in itself constitutes an unnecessary extra hurdle for service leavers, restricting their opportunities by lowering expectations of what they can do".

A June 17 editorial, "That Extra Hurdle at the Airport," noted steps that the Transportation Security Administration has taken to strengthen our behavior detection program, but we object to your characterization of the program.

When I bought a house in 2007, I faced a few extra hurdles because I was using my self-employed income to qualify for a mortgage.

And he's planning to slash Labour party funding by forcing trade unionists to jump an extra legal hurdle to assign their political levy.

Instead, they made her go through an extra procedural hurdle, known as "a cloture vote," that bumped her confirmation vote to the following day.