Sentence examples for hurdle levels from inspiring English sources

In the company's 2014 annual report, released on Tuesday, Thomas Cook's remuneration committee states: "Despite achievements and significant progress against our strategic KPIs [key performance indicators], the [full year 2014] outcomes... were below the financial hurdle levels set at the beginning of the period.

But older firms face a hurdle Level 3 doesn't.

Then I was preparing for the next hurdle – A-levels.

Most of the stimulus money is still unspent because of various bureaucratic hurdles at all levels of government.

For human application, this raises not only safety concerns but it also represents a hurdle at the level of large scale production of rAAVs.

Moreover, the agencies are likely to face "significant and unavoidable hurdles" in maintaining staffing levels because half of the employees in critical jobs are eligible to retire in the next five years, the study found.

At the root of the problem, women's rights advocates say, is that working mothers now face two levels of hurdles: a new demographic trend that works against them and an old bias toward stay-at-home mothers.

Speed, flow, and occupancy (SFO) relationships have been studied at the free flow level by Hurdle and Datta [20], Persaud and Hurdle [21], F. L. Hall and L. M. Hall [22], Banks [23], Smith et al. [24], Hall et al. [25], and Wemple et al. [26].

Those aides fret, privately, that environmental hand-wringing from European neighbours risks throwing up EU-level hurdles to shale exploitation.When Schadenfreude meets wishful thinkingSome fears are well-grounded: too many EU financial rules have been hastily drafted since the credit crunch, with too little heed paid to potential costs.

We conclude that adoption of MTM still faces the same micro- and macro-level hurdles common to all agricultural technologies.

Beyond being expensive, most financial services offer usability challenges, including significant administrative hurdles and high-levels of financial literacy.