Sentence examples for hurdle making from inspiring English sources

This revealed a key hurdle: making meaningful simplifications without introducing errors.

Another member, Wyndham Morgan, is a bible of old forestry lore, from felling to hedgelaying and horse logging to hurdle making.

It affects the Guinean runner, who runs straight into the first hurdle, making little attempt to jump it, and then falls over.

One hurdle: making sure the quantum-dot, organic, and metal-oxide materials interface so as to maximize the number of electrons you capture from the "dot layer". Such interfaces are critical in PV systems, notes Bulovic, "but here, we're trying to mesh three different materials". It's challenging enough that his group for now is analyzing the three-layer system a layer at a time.

Getting them in the door was the first hurdle, making sure they grow with the business is the real challenge.

After passing this huge Senate hurdle, making the reforms law seemed finally within reach.

That hurdle makes it unlikely that Liechtenstein will open the flood gates to foreign tax authorities, who are laboring to uncover the identities of suspected tax cheats.

Kalashnikov, runner-up in the Supreme Novice Hurdle, makes his chasing debut half an hour earlier and ought to win handily but is hardly backable at 2-7.

The Saturday hurdle makes it possible for both groups to do better than if airlines charged the same fares to everyone.

This significant hurdle makes it increasingly difficult for couples to buy their first joint home together, let alone those on a single salary looking to buy a property on their own.

"This regulatory hurdle makes clinical research with most if not all commercially available products impossible because scientists do not have access to the required information that would allow them to obtain IND applications," they wrote.