Sentence examples for hurdle because of from inspiring English sources

Too often, teachers reading this will agree, have good pupils faltered at the last educational hurdle because of relationship, family, emotional or economic difficulties.

For the second straight Olympics, Liu Xiang, the first Chinese man to win a gold medal in track, failed to clear a single hurdle because of injury.

"I lost my balance when I came to the 10th hurdle because of the bump.

Getting rid of Assad would not only be a hurdle because of Iran and Russia's support of Assad, getting rid of Assad would create a power vacuum, which ISIS would try to fill.

Bloomberg said that 66,000 electrical customers in the city were still without power Wednesday, and a large percentage of those customers face a major hurdle because of flooding by salt water.

As far as I can tell, the show (which the video follows) is about a fictional Romeo-and-Juliet love affair in 1983 between a young West German "Udu Lindenberg" and an East German girl, Jessy, which hits a hurdle because of the Berlin Wall.

French officials in April said the transaction was in the final stages of winning approval from the US Office of Foreign Assets Control, a key hurdle, because some of the aircraft components are made in the US.

The Islamic Republic still faces hurdles because of past behavior and ongoing practices.

"I have to jump hurdles because of the way I look.

Couples getting married in Provincetown will face logistical hurdles because of its remoteness at the end of Cape Cod.

But there's a hitch: These kinds of team projects have built-in hurdles because of differing communication styles, cultures, and professional norms.