Sentence examples for exceptional hurdles from inspiring English sources
An article on Sunday about college graduates who overcame exceptional hurdles misstated the role of a professor, John Helferty, in the education of a Temple University graduate, Scott Stoffel, who is legally blind and mostly deaf.
An exceptional performer in hurdles and the long jump, she was considered to be the greatest female athlete of her generation.
Yesterday Hurricane Fly's trainer, Willie Mullins, saddled that exceptional mare, Quevega, to win the Ladbrokes World Series Hurdle in decisive fashion.
The court ruling that upheld the commission's action against Microsoft, in September 2007, suggests that the hurdle for such an intervention is less exceptional than had previously been thought.
We believe that explicit discussion about the unique challenges is crucial to design viable field evaluations in exceptional conditions, promoting an awareness of what can be achieved and which hurdles will have to be crossed.
A time of 12.88s for the 100m hurdles behind specialists Ginnie Crawford and fellow American Danielle Carruthers was an exceptional showing, although a 17.40s to finish behind GB team-mate Abi Oyepitan in the 150m was less than convincing.
Casually, Khlone refers to the hurdle of getting one's fiancée out of Syria as "an exceptional situation".
And the government's insistence on exceptional security and privacy measures for Internet surfing and transactions speaks volumes about the regulatory hurdles Internet companies face in France.
They needed to adopt various strategies to overcome such hurdles, for example 'bribing' children with gifts or treats, such as juice (an exceptional treat in an impoverished environment).
Brave violinists with exceptional stamina occasionally venture this feat, a daunting challenge, given the music's emotional depth and technical hurdles.
