Analysts said Mr. Cherkasky had set a high hurdle, given the weakness in business insurance rates.
That was regarded as perhaps the biggest hurdle, given spurts of nationalistic concern over foreign buyers claiming big tracts of natural resources in Canada.
That is a high hurdle given that almost all of them played football at the youth, high school and college levels, where they could have also sustained concussions.
In Europe and the United States, the expectation was that acquisition might face a high hurdle, given that Google faces broader antitrust inquiries there.
Hurdle gave the Rockies the day off Tuesday, held an hourlong batting practice Wednesday, then gave them Thursday off before holding the first of three intrasquad games.
Corbyn would have to win a simple majority of the conference to change the policy – a high hurdle given that trade unions hold 50% of the votes.
An entry in the World Hurdle gives a clue as to what he is thought capable of and, despite a huge 19lb hike in the weights for beating Shoreacres at Ascot in December, we surely haven't seen all that this horse is capable of after just four starts over hurdles.
That could be a major hurdle, given that neuroscientists don't yet know which parts of the brain's physiology may turn out to be key to its function.
Again the unpredictable diversity in the repertoire of a DLI is the major hurdle, given that the dose of the tumor-reactive T cells within the DLI is most likely just a fraction of the total T cell pool, as the frequency of allo-reactive T cells is reported to be between 1 10 % [ 16].
But, they add, any such proposal would face big political hurdles given the popularity of the tax breaks at issue — especially for charitable donations, mortgage interest, state and local taxes and employer-provided health insurance.
