Sentence examples similar to created 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.

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

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

Thus, proving criminal negligence is a difficult hurdle to overcome.

She feels that a lack of funding is a difficult hurdle to overcome in judo.

Blatter said opposition from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland would prove a difficult hurdle to overcome.

So that's a difficult hurdle for victims coming forward.

Providing such documentation is often a difficult hurdle for people living under these circumstances.

"Any indication of leaving the marriage can be significant and a difficult hurdle in therapy.

"This would face a difficult hurdle," said Mark Baldassare, president of the Public Policy Institute.