Sentence examples for difficult hurdle from inspiring English sources

That's a very difficult hurdle.

"That's a difficult hurdle to overcome".

But tax lawyers say the most difficult hurdle concerns restrictions around the choice of the investments.

Civil rights charges represented a difficult hurdle for prosecutors to clear.

Officiality may be in some ways the easiest and most difficult hurdle for online-only legal information to leap.

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

The birth mothers prove to be the most complicated and difficult hurdle in their long and grueling race to parenthood.

"At least nine people died that were tracked down and killed, and that's a difficult hurdle to jump," he said.

Demonstrating that the federal interest was not "vindicated" at the trial last month is another difficult hurdle.

Earning the trust of that community is the first, and most difficult, hurdle to overcome in providing health care.

Similarly, if taking action now to prevent a future disaster involves a difficult hurdle such as bureaucratic red tape or high financial, social, or political costs we will tend to focus on the immediate (avoiding public resistance to increased taxes) versus the future (preventing a catastrophe).