Sentence examples for much higher hurdle from inspiring English sources

It has a much higher hurdle to cross".

But that's a much higher hurdle than the already formidable barriers in place to discourage lawsuits against the government.

For many smokers, emotional dependence on smoking is a much higher hurdle to overcome than their chemical dependence.

This combination of the implantation and waiting two weeks after surgery before treatment with the inhibitor provides a much higher hurdle to assess drug efficacy.

Much higher hurdles remain to be crossed before the President is likely to visit the Soviet Union.

In the past, it has been disappointing to see an entire sports team appointed MBE for transient success when those who have, unremunerated, given years of service have much higher hurdles to leap before they can hope [for] an award".

When he woke up this morning, he said his knee looked irritated and red, but he has overcome much higher hurdles than that in his career, which has seen him rise to fame from an impoverished background.

A few months ago he told me that the Thames Estuary scheme had much higher hurdles to jump over than its competitors at Heathrow and Gatwick.

But that would be a much higher political hurdle for the Super Committee to jump over.

Although the negotiating points have been thrashed out before, most recently during the effort to secure a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict of 2012, diplomats and analysts believe that the hurdles are now much higher.

This Sunday, of course, the hurdle will be set much higher.