Sentence examples for increased hurdles from inspiring English sources
Onshore wind farms would face increased hurdles under the proposals, while developments such as out-of-town shopping centres would be made easier.
This week they cut their estimates for vehicle sales for 2001 and warned of increased hurdles for Ford, G.M. and Chrysler, which have lost ground this year as foreign automakers like Toyota aggressively enter the market for sport utility vehicles.
For every 10 jobs lost in the city, the analysis calculates, 5 people, including children, will be added to the rolls -- a rate chosen to reflect today's increased hurdles to receiving public assistance.
Mrs Lee said the removal of legal aid would increase "hurdles" for claimants.
DealBook » Bondholders of AMR Push for New Board | Reuters reports: "A group of some of bankrupt American Airlines' most significant bondholders said it will not support a stand-alone restructuring unless a new board is brought in, a move that may increase hurdles for Chief Executive Tom Horton and his team".
The rejection method first calls Bader's algorithm and decides what categories it has to consider (cycle increasing, hurdle cutting, and hurdle merging).
Investment has poured into Russia, mainly because of its energy boom, even despite increasing regulatory hurdles to foreign investors.
The evidence will increase the hurdles for the defense in what is already a challenging case, as was evident during jury selection today.
— Duke Energy tried to back out of a deal to buy Progress Energy as it faced increasing regulatory hurdles, the combined company's ousted chief said in testimony on Thursday.
Many composers now create sophisticated MIDI versions of their acoustic works before hearing them live; given the increasing economic hurdles of ensemble performance, the temptation to transfer those MIDI versions direct to CD becomes ever stronger.
"There are those of us who think it ought to be a free choice and this increases the hurdles for people to pass," Dr Morgan said.
