Sentence examples for more difficult hurdle from inspiring English sources

These early exemptions offer the first signs of how the administration may tackle an even more difficult hurdle: the resistance from insurers and others against proposed regulations that will determine how much insurers spend on consumers' health care versus administrative overhead, a major cornerstone of the law.

The more we applaud men (even men we disagree with) for talking openly about about their love of family and desire to have a balanced work life, the more we change the culture, something that's often a much more difficult hurdle than the politics.

Resisting the temptation to create an appealing character we may all secretly long to be, Begley has set himself the much more difficult hurdle of describing the cramped inner life of a person we may all secretly fear we are -- or given the right circumstances, might turn into.

For some, the epic tale and its themes of courage, hope and magic proved invaluable during the more difficult hurdles life throws your way.

Giving a nod to her Olympic athletic abilities, Jenner joked to the crowd that "getting up those stairs in this dress is more difficult than hurdling".

Just as Republicans had predicted, Mr. Bush received an overwhelming share of the overseas ballots, which came in from military personnel and Floridians living abroad, leaving Vice President Al Gore with a far more difficult obstacle to hurdle.

But executives said that to market a catalog successfully, companies must overcome far more difficult, and potentially expensive, hurdles.

The fourth hurdle is more difficult to clamber over.

Personally, I think the medium-term challenges for China's government aging, moving from extensive to intensive growth, and political liberalisation are likely to prove far more difficult than the short-term hurdle of managing a soft-landing for property markets while maintaining a respectable growth rate.

If the past is any judge, these conditions will make it more difficult to overcome the political hurdles ahead for making the plan a reality.

James Wharton said: "This amendment would make it far more difficult to navigate the challenging procedural hurdles we need to overcome and I hope its sponsors might rethink their approach.