Sentence examples for particular hurdles from inspiring English sources

The DNA-based formulations face particular hurdles here.

Tentative steps will be taken to amend relevant treaties to overcome particular hurdles.

When it comes to finance, women face particular hurdles, from a lack of collateral to discriminatory regulations and ingrained gender bias.

If any of these four men wins the nomination he will have done so by overcoming his particular hurdles.

The latter is particularly the case for students who come into my courses knowing where they want to go and expecting help in getting there, students who want to be prepared for particular hurdles they anticipate needing to get across in their futures.

For Warrington, that particular hurdle is one they will hope to overcome at Langtree Park on Saturday.

But this economically ravaged region, once so solidly Democratic, poses a particular hurdle for Senator Obama.

Then I had to get over the particular hurdle of writing something that would open myself up to a certain amount of criticism, possibly.

I was praying for a scene in which Frank is instructed by airport security to remove his head and place it on the conveyor belt to be scanned, but Abrahamson, for some reason, skips that particular hurdle.

For example, pupils will, for much of the time, decide what and how they learn, either working alone on computers from online lessons, around a table in small groups or, in an informal way, seeking out a teacher to help them over a particular hurdle of understanding.

Kenya Kenya, synonymous with safaris that offer opportunities to see the Big Five (lions, African elephants, buffalos, leopards and rhinoceroses), is facing its own particular hurdle as it tries to combat tourism fallout after a series of violent incidents near the Kenyan-Somali border.