Sentence examples for set the hurdle from inspiring English sources
Partington decides to make an offer but to set the hurdle high because of the doubts.
Even at £4 a share, he maintained that Mr Green's final offer undervalued the company significantly.That bid, however, has set the hurdle over which Mr Rose must climb.
Jowls and jargon dominate the inaugural publications of the big private-equity firms, issued to comply with new British guidelines penned by Sir David Walker.Sir David set the hurdle low for financial disclosure by the management firms themselves: a breakdown of investors is the main requirement.
Moreover, as well as the off-target silencing events that will potentially set the hurdles for the development of a safe ZFP-based or RNAi-based system, studies have shown that high levels of siRNAs can cause cellular toxicity through various mechanisms (Boudreau et al, 2009; Grimm et al, 2006).
Ms. Fabricant felt that the point of comparison should not be Champagne but other regional sparklers, and Ms. von Benz, too, wondered if we were setting the hurdle too high.
One thing, by having a smaller number of employees, it really sets the hurdle bar high for working on things that truly address the medical need.
But right when we need to be making life easier for thousands of young trans people, the Safe Schools Coalition has come under attack, setting the hurdles they face even higher.
But while medical and mental health professionals have focused much attention on setting the hurdles of qualification, relatively little has been focused on either the reality of the qualification process or what comes after it.
The challenge is to set the legal hurdles for online search warrants high enough so that governments cannot abuse their power.
We are sat on the edge of Aries Merritt's king-sized bed, dissecting the race in which he set the 110m hurdles world record with a Wii U controller and a BBC clip he has found on YouTube.
Then, using some sticky back plastic and pipes, create a small hurdle and set the bar at the relevant height.
