Sentence examples for hurdles made from inspiring English sources
Hurdles made from cardboard boxes, walk a tightrope using the garden hose or skipping rope, toss a water balloon at a target, zigzag through a slalom course of sofa cushions, the laundry basket and make things competitive with the addition of a stopwatch!
Tax, regulatory and inflationary hurdles made economic pursuits, on balance, too bothersome for too many during the 1970s.
These hurdles made the Texas abortion ruling amendments critical for Latinas in the state as access to clinics was already an issue.
A number of procedural hurdles make it difficult to bring actions against the banks.
Not only do to high taxes, stifling red tape and brutal logistical hurdles make Brazil a tough place to do business, Brazilian consumers also demand special attention.
Such hurdles make it all the more unexpected that Mr. Sanusi and his colleagues should try so hard to fix the system.
And these days, many experts say, the time and money involved in clearing regulatory hurdles make it uneconomical to apply biotechnology to any but the most widely grown crops.
Researchers press on despite potential career hurdles, making extra time to pursue work they believe can make a difference.
China's electric utility industry provides investors with uncertainty; regulatory hurdles make it difficult to pass on rising raw materials costs as higher prices.
The researchers are working on ways to grow larger organoids, but they say that technical hurdles make it very unlikely these mini-brains will ever be capable of higher-level brain function.
But often the VA makes the mistake, and veterans say the agency's bureaucratic hurdles make it extremely challenging to dispute a debt, even when it's not their fault.
