Sentence examples for hurdle to work from inspiring English sources

Congress drastically cut the amount of money it appropriated for low-income housing in the 1990s and has only recently begun to increase it.For many poor women, however, child care is the biggest hurdle to work.

TC: What is the biggest hurdle to working in the real world vs. virtual?

Mr. Steel, who has in the past described the "right size" of a City Opera season to be 8 to 10 operas, said he shared Mr. Wall's interests, though both face the hurdle of having to work around the ballet, to which the opera recently ceded part of its fall schedule in exchange for some relief from its payments for the building.

Having located your switch, the next hurdle is how to work the switch.

The UN said its overall response to the crisis was "well-calibrated, balanced and feasible given the security and administrative hurdles we have to work with".

"An enterprising young physician-researcher who seeks to make his name in a field faces huge hurdles if he wants to work with pregnant women," Sachs told me.

(See: "Yahoo! To Microsoft: Go Away") But maybe Yahoo! executives were simply listening for clues about how to skirt antitrust hurdles if they chose to work with Google instead of the Redmond software giant.

As a result, few Japanese companies bother to work out "hurdle rates" (the risk-adjusted minimum rate of return they need to earn on an investment).

If we can get past this hurdle we will then begin to work on finding a solution to our very different sexual ideals.

Another hurdle: finding an employer willing to work with the correctional system.

However, he points out, several hurdles remain--including how to work with viruses that don't swell and contract in changing pH, and how to trick the immune system to not attack virions.