Sentence examples for hurdle to secure from inspiring English sources

But under no time pressure, Charles and his mount produced a flawless display, the 52-year-old rider punching the air as he cleared the final hurdle to secure the country's historic gold.

1 After safety, efficacy, and effectiveness, cost-effectiveness has been recognized as the major "fourth hurdle" to secure market access in many developed countries around the world.

RPCC still faces a number of hurdles to secure funding, but they have our support.

Elsewhere in Russia, foreign companies have met barriers, but in Sakhalin, the Russian government is actively courting them, though bureaucratic hurdles to secure set tax rates still abound.

A United States attorney, David Nahmias, said there were too many hurdles to securing a death sentence against Mr. Nichols, 37, who was sentenced to life without parole in December for the 2005 killings.

"Downgrades to our growth forecast are a warning sign that we still face a number of hurdles to securing a balanced and sustainable recovery," said BCC director general John Longworth.

Applications are your first hurdle to securing graduate employment and, since competency-based questions feature most, it's worth learning how to answer them.

A repeat could well mean more brutish behaviour on the streets by the far right, which has already had some alarming successes in recent regional elections, but will probably not jump the 5% hurdle needed to secure seats in the Bundestag.

The Woodstock partners' first hurdle was to secure the services of the biggest acts they could find.

A lifetime of unexplained, last-hurdle failures to secure jobs – including one in charge of US newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst's former home – began to make sense.

She won the 100-metre sprint by a comfortable margin, but in the 80-metre hurdles she had to overcome both a slow start and a bumped hurdle in order to secure a narrow victory.