Sentence examples for easy hurdle from inspiring English sources

The standard for such charges — probable cause, or more probable than not — is generally a very easy hurdle.

A clear time limit would create an easy hurdle to jump for any prop-trading-like investments.

And that, after-tax margins, in many industries might be an easy hurdle to accomplish sometime off in the future.

The president's call for change is a welcome start, but some of the more ambitious aspects of the plan will ultimately require congressional approval -- not an easy hurdle these days -- during the coming reauthorization of the Higher Education Act.

By and large, they are considered easy hurdles to clear.

The easy hurdles to clear would be Alabama and Mississippi on Mar. 13 and Louisiana on Mar.

There are only a few easy hurdles to overcome to apply for a place on a course at a Dutch higher education institution.

The regulators ought to be the easier hurdle.

We need solutions that can turn this step into a slope (i.e. essentially an easier hurdle).

But even that low bar is easy to hurdle for a determined youngster: News Corp.'s popular social networking site simply asks new users to supply a name, ZIP code, valid e-mail address and a qualifying birth date.

On the other hand, doing away with the enormous amount of bureaucratic paperwork required by smallish companies on the verge of going public, is a somewhat easier regulatory hurdle to nix.