Sentence examples for different hurdles from inspiring English sources

Politics aside, the Nexen deal with Cnooc faces different hurdles than the Petronas offer.

Geography in particular is a factor that is often underestimated, with rural organisations facing very different hurdles to their urban colleagues.

The Bush administration's effort faces different hurdles, partly because it has different objectives compared to, say, the Marshall Plan's "decent standard of living".

This is not about treating women more favourably or suggesting that they are less culpable, but It is about recognising that women face very different hurdles from men both in the prison estate and on their journey to rehabilitation".

"Four of my children are daughters, and I've watched them devote themselves to reading books about how little girls learn to become women — how they learn to deal with boys and men, and the different hurdles females have to go over.

Our results suggest that firms in the same industry face different hurdles to participate in different agencies' programs, that participation patterns may reflect a combination of agency goals, and that patterns differ across high-tech and low-tech industries.

But being born into celebrity created a different hurdle: Chaz knew he would not be able to change sexes privately.

A different hurdle faces Nicaragua, where the United States backed an army of contra rebels that fought the Sandinista government until it ultimately called free elections in 1990.

For instance, Siemens, a German industrial giant, last year started assigning a different hurdle rate to each of its 16 businesses, ranging from household appliances to medical equipment and semiconductors.

Maintaing the energy and the drive at each different hurdle I come across.

The struggle to overcome common misconceptions about working in the business is a different hurdle altogether, however.