Sentence examples for but a hurdle from inspiring English sources
And it hands the European Parliament a raft of new powers.In Europe, it seems, a no vote by millions of voters is not a binding rejection, but a hurdle to be jumped with some political arm-twisting and clever drafting.
BUT a few hurdles have to be cleared.
"Don't dwell on old matters of yesteryear, For danger will come in the now and the here!" His diction was strong but created a hurdle, Since "matters" reminded them all of Steve Urkel.
Tiffany Porter ran a British-record 12.56 sec in the semi-final but clipped a hurdle in the final to finish out of the medals.
Plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs), including plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and battery electric vehicles (BEVs), have the potential to improve the energy and environmental landscape of personal transportation, but face a hurdle of access to charging infrastructure.
Coding protection systems are important means of privacy protection, but present a hurdle to the feedback of individual research data to participants.
But there's a hurdle dead ahead: not high, but formidable.
He never made racism an issue, but it was a hurdle he had to clear.
South had now reached a game that was unbeatable after the normal lead of the spade queen, but he had a hurdle to surmount in the play.
Angus Campbell, head of sales at Capital Spreads, said: "The market is finishing the day on its highs but 4300 remains a hurdle just as did last Friday.
