Sentence examples for hurdles to make from inspiring English sources

"We make you jump over about six hurdles to make a booking.

There she addressed the audience speaking openly and honestly about overcoming hurdles to make her latest media venture, the Oprah Winfrey Network, a success.

The backroom deals and legal hurdles to make that happen are immensely complicated, but after some bulky exposition this wheeling and dealing among lawmakers makes for the film's strongest scenes.

Johnson-Thompson kept the pressure on as she recovered from a so-so hurdles to make a series of first-time clearances that culminated in a personal best of 1.98m in the high jump.

Mr O'Leary told Gulliver last year that his website deliberately made people "jump over about six hurdles" to make a booking, because that maximised its ancillary sales, and "ancillary sales form a key part of us making air travel cheaper and cheaper".

PREPARE THE NEW BOSS If a child or other relative expresses interest in taking over the family business, the owner should set up a formal system of hurdles to make sure the child gets the skills required of any other prospective manager.

Both leaders, she conceded, faced steep domestic hurdles to making a deal.

The hurdles to making anthrax weapons include getting the right strain of the bacteria.

But law enforcement officials on this side of the border say the legal hurdles to making cases against smugglers remain high.

A lack of good infrastructure and suppliers are the biggest hurdles to making technology products in the country, forcing most of India's more than 100 different phone companies to get their products from the mature markets of China and Taiwan.

So is its bare-bones price of $9.99 for popular e-books, a loss-leading tactic that might be classified as predatory pricing if there weren't so many legal hurdles to making such a charge stick.