Sentence examples for something of a hurdle from inspiring English sources

Is the whole "To be or not to be" bit something of a hurdle?

The fact that Apple looks to keep pricing relatively consistent across markets could also serve as something of a hurdle.

RICKMAN -- It is a bit of a hurdle.

As if that wasn't enough of a hurdle, the airport also had to handle actual hurdles.

Something of a mess.

Something of a surprise.

But, he cautioned, "As with many of things, this is a hurdle in a race which consists of lots of hurdles".

"There was no soreness but more of a mental hurdle.

Pondering the worth of raw foods from an intellectual point of view can be something you allow to bubble away at the back of your mind rather than serving as a hurdle to stop you from beginning at all.

Even something as simple as a language barrier is designed as a hurdle – another game factor designed to complicate our lives and sow confusion.

A beached whale could represent a hurdle in your life, or something that has come to a standstill.