Sentence examples for have a hurdle from inspiring English sources

"He's going to have a hurdle to overcome there.

"You have a hurdle that's a little higher to jump over".

If BATE are to make history, they at least have a hurdle to climb.

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".

"We had a hurdle to overcome, and things could have been edgy for us," said the Rangers manager.

"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.

South had now reached a game that was unbeatable after the normal lead of the spade queen, but he had a hurdle to surmount in the play.

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.

"Every time we had a hurdle we found a way to get over it and I am very proud of the squad.

(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).