Sentence examples similar to heightening hurdle from inspiring English sources

This behaviour likely stems from an ever-heightening hurdle that scientists need to jump: high publication output with a high citation rate in order to win competitive grants to drive their research, move up the rungs and pay the bills.

Though the United States has surpassed its competitors economically, public dissatisfaction with the preparation of American workers remains, heightening the hurdles for students.

Furthermore, increasing research and development costs along with a high regulatory hurdle of overall survival benefit, have heightened the desire for early and robust evidence of antitumor activity, which may create a disincentive for pursuing potentially important agents and combinations.

The fuel shortage has heightened discontent in the struggling nation, and easing the problem is a crucial hurdle for the government, which faces national elections early next year.

The hurdle?

That hurdle overcome, a country such as Iran can come perilously close to the military capability it is suspected of seeking, even while it virtuously sticks to the letter of the IAEA's tightened verification rules.Heightening suspicion, Iran's enrichment programme was not declared to the IAEA as it should have been, but uncovered last year using information from the regime's opponents.

Obama's Inauguration needs no heightening.

But a hurdle remained.

Wednesday: The Next Hurdle.

-- poses no hurdle.

The last major hurdle?