Sentence examples for height hurdle from inspiring English sources

Amidst today's outcry over protruding hipbones and visible ribcages, we've somehow overlooked the height hurdle in high fashion.

The height of the hurdle (the required minimum score) was either predetermined, or determined by convenience depending on the number of applications received, so set number of applicants proceeded to the next stage.

From the fifth week on, the hurdle heights were increased by 5 cm until the end of the training period.

The adjustable hurdle heights were kept constant for the first four weeks of training at approximately 150% of the previously assessed CMJ best value during the pre-test.

This article argues that some of the guidelines will restrict research activity by the increased number and height of the hurdles imposed, and that it is important to assess whether these restrictions are really necessary to safeguard the public both individually and as a whole.

Celtic's 1-1 drawithth Spartak in Moscow has, predictably, made them favourites for qualification for the next stage, at a stroke transforming the widespread perception of the tie from a daunting obstacle into a hurdle the height of a molehill.

76.2: Height of the 10 hurdles in centimetres in a women's 400m hurdles race.

Sign up for the track team that year instead so you will be in shape and have endurance and leg power, plus jumping height if you do hurdles.

"Ultimately, fiddling around with the finish line or different heights of the hurdles is not how you get all students to succeed," said Beth Glenn, education director at the N.A.A.C.P. "You have to change what you do in the classroom".

Height limits are a key hurdle, according to Mitchell L. Moss, the director of the Taub Urban Research Center at New York University, as is the opposition of hospitals.

Set up 10 hurdles of alternating height, from low to very high.