Sentence examples for greater hurdle from inspiring English sources

"Good manufacturing practice is basically becoming in biotechnology sometimes the even greater hurdle than the technology," Professor Szucs said.

One thing never changes in the beauty industry, however: an ounce of fat is a greater hurdle than a missing limb.

For Ms. McColgan and Mr. Gorman, the greater hurdle will be to sustain the recent successes in the face of an increasingly uncertain stock market.

The greater hurdle would be putting together evidence to show that Mr. Cohen was a member of a conspiracy that continued beyond the trading in 2008.

But when nearly 11,500 members of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization went on strike against the federal government in 1981 and were dismissed by President Ronald Reagan, a large training requirement posed an even greater hurdle.

VILNIUS, Lithuania, Oct. 23 - The defense minister of Ukraine expressed confidence on Sunday that Russia would not block his nation's efforts to join NATO, and he said the greater hurdle might be convincing a population that for decades was bathed in Soviet propaganda criticizing the Atlantic alliance.

Millennials interviewed by the Guardian said they felt their generation was facing far greater hurdles to establish themselves as independent adults than previous generations did.

But Radulovich sees the technological problems as only the start of the challenge, with cultural change, including food habits, posing greater hurdles.

Even if, as now seems likely, the Irish vote yes to the Lisbon treaty this weekend, there are even greater hurdles for the Fianna Fáil-Green party government to overcome.

While the British Council has experienced some problems with in-country English language training programs, and students have faced greater hurdles in obtaining British visas, there do not seem to be direct GOU obstacles preventing students from studying in the United Kingdom.

The chances of a third intifada in the Palestinian territories occupied by Israel are just as high, as Binyamin Netanyahu devises ever greater hurdles to self-determination for his Arab subjects.