Sentence examples for larger hurdle from inspiring English sources

These entrepreneurs face a larger hurdle than regulatory red tape.

There is however, a larger hurdle that restricts western reporting in Rwanda.

Perhaps a larger hurdle for the plaintiffs is that the jury must find the recording of Stairway substantially similar to the sheet music for the song because that is what is filed with the US Copyright Office.

The much larger hurdle facing contemporary liberalism is the need to reconfigure the welfare state in ways that maintain popular support while addressing a host of conflicting forces: Liberalism now faces the job of paying for its own success in helping people live longer.

Getting the technologies adopted may be a larger hurdle.

Changing fields was a somewhat larger hurdle, but essentially only one of self-image.

All said and done, Indian real estate will continue to struggle with its larger hurdles.

Making sure that enough people know him is one of Jones's larger hurdles as a candidate.

This may be one of the larger hurdles standing in the way of trialling prenatal gene therapy in humans.

"Part of the problem in contacts has been in trying to make it as seamless as possible," is how Greenwood explains the larger hurdles with contacts in today's day and age, where we no longer have single black books that hold all the information we need.

Ultimately, any attempts to reverse course will have to clear much larger hurdles.