Sentence examples for hurdles to return from inspiring English sources

The initiative was given a slim chance of success since it needed to clear two hurdles to return rent control to Cambridge: getting the votes of one-third of all registered voters and gaining approval from the state legislature.

For second-seeded Connecticut, Friday's game against No. 15 Hampton is the first hurdle to returning to the Final Four and perhaps duplicating the 1999 team's national championship.

Is my publication record going to be a hurdle to returning to academia?

Second, there are legal hurdles to prosecuting returning fighters who have committed atrocities abroad.

In the current study, patients randomised to the collection strategy had a slightly lower use of antibiotics than the other delayed strategies presumably due to the hurdle of having to return to the surgery for the prescription as well as higher satisfaction rates and the lowest reconsultation rates.

Citing Fisher's story on the Gap website, Ellis described Fisher's numerous hurdles when he tried to return some ill-fitting jeans he'd ordered.

The book, which described the lack of education during a Kumari's seclusion – as well as the further hurdles they have to overcome to return to a normal life – led to widespread criticism of the custom.

Shell powered past regulatory hurdles and intense opposition from environmentalists to return to the Chukchi Sea after a disastrous 2012 effort, only to find the results disappointing.

Both are likely to return here next month for the Irish Champion Hurdle.

It was one more hurdle, but not the last, in Juan Miguel Gonzalez's legal fight to return his son to Cuba.

There are no national standards for doctors who want to return to clinical practice, only a helter-skelter set of hurdles, hoops and headaches.