Sentence examples for introduced hurdles from inspiring English sources

Like many southern states, North Carolina introduced hurdles to voting in the early 20th century specifically targeted at African Americans, including a poll tax and literacy tests.

The need to install specialized applications and, in some cases, the restrictive nature of the software licenses, introduces hurdles to the sharing of molecular data.

4 This example shows how the end point itself can lead to failure of a phase III trial and illustrates the need to be conservative, yet not introduce hurdles that unintentionally misclassify responders and inhibit the ability to demonstrate efficacy in a disease with a high unmet medical need.

But trading on his access to the top in pop has introduced a hurdle, B. Howard noted, drawing the assumption that he lacks real gifts.

Why introduce technological hurdles to an already traumatic situation when you're ill?" He had a point.

And it has introduced enough administrative hurdles to cut the turnover in the interbank lending market by nearly half, to around US$150m a day.All of this has been designed to prevent capital flight and keep currency out of the reach of foreign speculators.

Many of them also contain overlapping but not exactly matching information with other databases, which introduces another hurdle to combine the information.

He would have to show the guard acted maliciously as, otherwise, what the guard said to the police would be privileged and also that he suffered "serious harm" – a somewhat vague statutory hurdle introduced in 2014 to discourage the proliferation of defamation claims.

Boards introduced stock options and hurdles because investors wanted executives to worry about profits.

For example, a more riskier transaction may introduce greater friction in the checkout process as more security hurdles are introduced.

The hurdle was introduced either after assessment of the academic qualifications or after assessment of the UCAS form.