Sentence examples for hurdle of breaking from inspiring English sources

Then, once the hurdle of "breaking the law" has been overcome, the value of the drug in terms of personal pleasure and positive social engagement can be weighed against the risks of being caught.

All you have to do is get over the mental hurdle of breaking a bird down the way your butcher would.

The way that Dadaab has become a lifeline for Somalis over two decades is one of the hurdles to breaking the cycle of drought and starvation in their country.

This experimental strategy precludes the challenge of breaking tolerance to self, the primary hurdle in autoimmune pathology, as mouse or rat proteins would likely be viewed as "foreign" in the guinea pig.

But he has never written a movie (or probably anything else) before, and he has given himself an a additional handicap, a camera hurdle that has broken the back of every movie director - Zero Mostel, a one-man obstacle course... View Article Pauline Kael wrote for The New Yorker from 1967 until her retirement, in 1991.

Babe won gold medals in the 80m hurdles and the javelin, breaking world records in both.

She is the daughter of Cheryl A. Hurdle and Ronald B. Hurdle of Richardson, Tex.

Because the hurdles and sprints were moved this year from early in the evening to late at night, the crowd had to wait to see Trammell blast through the hurdles in a record 7.47 seconds, breaking the record of 7.48 set in 1991 by Greg Foster.

But Ryan Wilson was the one who set a meet record, winning the 110 hurdles in 13.21 to break the mark of 13.39 set by Anwar Moore in 2005.

Big Buck's created history in the BGC Partners Liverpool Hurdle at Aintree by winning his 17th successive race, breaking the modern-day jumps total of Sir Ken.

A majority of commissioners agreed Britain was not breaking state aid rules, overcoming the last regulatory hurdle for EDF Energy and its plan to construct Hinkley Point C in Somerset, south-west England.