Sentence examples for hurdles in serving from inspiring English sources

Hurdles in serving rural areas have been reported in the literature (Beaulieu, Rowles, & Kuder, 2001; Turyn, 2001).

Hospital security and Secret Service agents proved a hurdle in serving another Indian politician at a New York cancer treatment facility.

Serve immediately in serving bowls.

When hurdling in a meet, be sure you move your arms correctly when clearing the hurdle.

Williams, a former European 400m hurdles champion, served a four-month ban and both athletes missed the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

An agreement opening the door to greater civilian nuclear cooperation between the two countries is expected to clear its final hurdle in Congress on Thursday, serving as what Mr. Obama hopes will be another step toward strengthening the Russian-American rapprochement that has been one of his signature foreign policy goals.

An establishment named after a severed body part has hurdles to overcome when serving food.

Passing this hurdle may also serve to vindicate the cautious approach the Obama Administration has taken in addressing the crisis created by the brutal eruption of the IS.

The desire to look good, in this case, serves as strong motivation that helps overcome those very many hurdles in the way of a young person's healthy eating.

Bell was the third Colorado manager Hurdle worked under, also serving as hitting coach for Don Baylor and Jim Leyland.

To make the technology viable for mass-producing microprocessors--the high-end chips that serve as the brains of computers--IBM says it solved key hurdles in producing defect-free thin silicon films.