Sentence examples for earliest hurdle from inspiring English sources

The woman has cleared the earliest hurdle: she has not rejected the new face.

There was a lot of work for the local schools, an equal amount of work for us, and an early hurdle for our son to step up to.

Since getting the wine out and available to consumers is an early hurdle to becoming a successful winery, among other obstacles like buying expensive equipment, the collective is set up to be an incubator to help small producers.

One early hurdle may be the price: at $130, the Protect is positioned as a high-end smoke alarm compared with traditional ones, which cost as little as $30.

I liked using it, but my efforts to share videos fell at an early hurdle – I failed to tick that I wanted to tweet the video as I uploaded it and can't work out how to do so retrospectively.

As Jonathan Robinson of the domain name management company NetNames points out on MediaGuardian.co.uk, Mr Cameron looks to have stumbled at a very early hurdle in his attempt to harness the power of the internet: One of the first steps of setting up a new website is checking the availability not only of your desired domain name, but also of alternatives including the.com and.co.uk versions.

A lot of legal thinking was betting against the congressional lawsuit clearing this early hurdle.

The vote was an early hurdle for legislation that Democrats have put at the top of their economic agenda for the year.

What were these early hurdles? A. A 25-year-old clearly doesn't have the experience of someone who is 35 or 45.

If they could get over the early hurdles of a messy convention and an awful lot of conservative angst and anger, I've come to think so.

But the Paris scheme appears to have cleared its early hurdles and now, he says, the chief logistical problems are keeping the cars clean ("This is Paris; people aren't always public-spirited"), ensuring cars are distributed evenly across the network (a problem partly solved by offering free rentals to members willing to take cars where they're needed), and pigeons.