Sentence examples for array of hurdles from inspiring English sources

Wireless providers have concocted a particularly dizzying array of hurdles to get on their Web sites.

Even if governments can overcome political opposition to "selling the family silver", the privatisation expert Professor William Megginson says they face an array of hurdles ranging from a simple lack of interest in unattractive state assets to hazy ownership rights.

But it still appeared likely that a referendum, facing an array of legal hurdles, is months away.

They had no visas and no shore leave, reflections of the daunting array of new hurdles for foreign seamen to gain shore leave after 9/11.

Disruptive innovations are bumping against a broad array of regulatory hurdles that built up during a very different era of economic growth.Or take an area of great personal interest to me: land-use policy.

The murky array of registration hurdles aside, it will be easier to rate the car as something that could be a serious contender once all of Elio's promised features make it from concept to reality.

Hence its tougher visa policy in the buildup to the games, which has caused a plunge in tourist arrivals.The catch was that protestors had to surmount an array of bureaucratic hurdles.

Küster-Schöck, who moved to Montreal, Canada, after her postdoc in the United States says, "Each country confronts newcomers with a dazzling array of administrative hurdles to pass".

A number of hurdles remain.

There are plenty of hurdles.

But a litany of hurdles lie ahead.