Sentence examples similar to sort of hurdle from inspiring English sources
Yet real development faces all sorts of hurdles.
"There are all sorts of hurdles that prevent people from accessing treatment in this country.
They talk in the language of "clearing the last sort of big hurdle," of the "falling knife" of the stock market.
More important, options in America rarely include the sort of performance hurdle which is now almost universal in Britain.American pay influences British pay through several channels.
This time in the metric mile is 17 seconds slower than O'Brien's personal best and appears to have become a sort of psychological hurdle for Huffins.
And if not, are you worried about some sort of Senate hurdle for her confirmation?
And since she opens with James Taylor's driving "Your Smiling Face" and follows it with the Carole King-Gerry Goffin "One Fine Day" -- both grating and often not on pitch -- you wonder why usually astute director Mark Waldrop or musical director Charlie Alterman didn't steer her away from those sort of vocal hurdles.
If the research had been conducted at an academic institution, it would have had to clear all sorts of regulatory hurdles from a body known as an institutional review board, which would have typically made sure that the emotional manipulation wasn't going to cause undue harm.
Britain's first planned new nuclear plant for over 25 years at Hinkley Point in Somerset is backed by government but faces all sorts of other hurdles such as uncertain equity investors, legal challenges and ever-increasing costs and delays, which could scupper it yet.
Even so, those sorts of early hurdles have done little to dampen Smith's spirits.
