Sentence examples for hurdle of trying from inspiring English sources

The psychological hurdle, in this case, could feel as real as the physical hurdle of trying to upset an all-time great who has been waiting nearly a decade for a chance like this and should have huge crowd support.

The project also faces the hurdle of trying to popularize an open source project — these projects often sound great on paper, but doesn't work too well in practice.

"I have got over the first hurdle and now it is a case of trying to do a little bit more.

It was not for want of trying that they fell a hurdle short of adding the Champions League trophy to the English Premier League title they won this month.

The decision takes the company a giant step closer to drilling oil wells in the Arctic after five years of trying to break through court and regulatory hurdles.

I hit a bit of a hurdle trying to send the word "GIF" to a colleague, but eventually I was able to add it as a custom entry, but only using the full-sized version of the keyboard.

Of course, the biggest hurdle is trying to identify the right place to start!

Certain members of the Senate will cower behind procedural hurdles to try to stall votes on clearly qualified nominees.

"For line managers just so the willingness to let people go, particularly new graduates to give them time to because there's a lot of training options available and when they start seeing the days add up they start questioning and it just needs the support from top down and that was probably one of my hurdles trying to get the staff off to some of the things".

"With all of the hurdles, trying to get a claim paid can be like an Olympic event," Mr. Rosenfield said.

Under that plan, players whose contracts have expired but who have been put on a protected list by their previous teams face a series of league-imposed hurdles in trying to negotiate better deals with other teams.