Sentence examples for great hurdle from inspiring English sources
"This book will be a great hurdle for me.
The great hurdle in all space missions is the cost of launch and the weight of fuel.
The great hurdle women were trying to overcome in the 1970s was ridicule, and Riggs, who had built himself a new career as a self-styled chauvinist pig, was all about the sneer.
The game has been the last remaining great hurdle for computer programmers attempting to make software more adept than humans at board games since the I.B.M.-developed supercomputer Deep Blue routed the world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997.
Maintenance of these viruses in non-vertebrate hosts pose a great hurdle for disease control efforts, where public health measures such as vaccines could control disease transmission in urban settings, but sylvatic cycles could continue to be a source of spillover to populations in rural areas26.
The amount of processing power, once the great hurdle in getting anything done, now matters less.
But it still faces great hurdles.
"We have great hurdles to overcome," said Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader.
FREQUENTLY when institutions take over private houses, their renovations so change the original interiors that later buyers face great hurdles in recapturing the buildings for residential occupancy.
However, they sometimes have to overcome great hurdles when emigrating, such as finding a research position in the destination country or arranging a job for the partner and child care.
