Sentence examples for hurdle enough from inspiring English sources

The idea, he added, is to "lower the tech hurdle enough so that most people use it".

"If you lower the hurdles enough, companies can get over them," Mr. Roberts said.

Now, if we could only get past the next big hurdle soon enough, we might just have a chance of stopping the current trajectory: business as usual, which is driving full steam ahead into climate disaster.

Harkin said Tuesday that he believed Democrats were already "over the hurdle" with enough Republicans on the cost-of-living issue.

The biggest hurdles: collecting enough data, making it all accessible, and protecting it.

6) Greyhound hurdles, entertaining enough in themselves but what a start and what a finish for plucky hound Weinberg in Melbourne.

Ramini has spent three years getting over the most basic hurdles: assembling enough animals (he has a herd of 44) and coaxing milk out of them (he had to redesign his barn and stalls, and he's still taking in only 60 gallons of milk a week — about a ninth of his goal) — and beginning the daunting process of turning that milk into perfectly formed cheese.

But these are largely technical hurdles, tall enough that they look like insurmountable barriers — so we spread out along them until some long-legged visionary shows us the way over.

But one of its biggest hurdles — not enough interesting content — is firmly a thing of the past.

And, in general, this is a high enough hurdle to keep them out".

But it fell at a later hurdle when not enough Scots turned out to vote in favour of devolution.