Sentence examples for has a hurdle from inspiring English sources
"For most Christians, Mormonism is an issue and he has a hurdle here that he's going to have to jump over and navigate around if he can".
The transaction has a hurdle rate of 75% and Glencore cannot vote its stake while the vote on the retention packages has a 50% pass rate.
Each has a hurdle, however: "Urinetown" will have to overcome its title and fringe status, "Millie" has to overcome its mixed reviews and "Mamma Mia!" needs to overcome its feather-light constitution.
Unlike Tingo, which refunds customers when the price drops, Orbitz has a hurdle: to receive a refund when the price goes down, another Orbitz customer must have subsequently reserved the same flight (and type of ticket) or the same category room in the same hotel (and on the same date) on Orbitz for less.
(All the same, it still has a hurdle in rolling out its dashboard to smaller merchants beyond the bigger national retailers that have signed on).
Microsoft has a hurdle ahead of it: as pointed out by Wired last week, Azure is "the world's most misunderstood cloud".
If BATE are to make history, they at least have a hurdle to climb.
"We had a hurdle to overcome, and things could have been edgy for us," said the Rangers manager.
The worst may be to come, says Hill: "We have a hurdle to get over here in a couple of weeks when the retailers start reporting".
