Sentence examples for setting hurdles from inspiring English sources

Therefore, they have a hidden reason [which is] hampering and setting hurdles on the competition.

Setting hurdles before such science science that is indeed required in many regulatory proceedings would seem both undesirable and counterintuitive (Henry and Conrad 2008).

"The whole basis of setting hurdle rates is flawed," says Mr Hodge.

As for Joseph Estrada, I suspect he would be far less the champion of large families if he were the one giving birth to eight children.ROBERTA ABBOTTVancouverModelling investmentsSIR Economic Darwinism will ultimately prove whether the whole basis for setting hurdle rates is flawed ("How high a hurdle?", May 8th).

They set hurdles, and when Gorbachev jumped over them, they set higher hurdles.

Incentive trusts can set hurdles for children to receive money or make payments only for set reasons.

However, in another aspect, improper regulation may set hurdles to financial innovations (Verstein, A 2011).

So much energy goes into setting high hurdles of qualification, hurdles which some believe are unnecessarily strident.

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.

It increased its stake in the following years by meeting government-set hurdles and then by paying off Chrysler's remaining bail-out loans.