If the route to the 1961 final had been relatively straightforward, the hurdles this time round continued to get steeper.
While Ms. Boynton may make all of this sound relatively straightforward, she has overcome hurdles in three industries that have routinely tripped up or roundly laid low legions of would-be entrepreneurs.
(And that's without getting into the incentives that such a deal would create for future migration, or its disillusioning impact on the working class white voters the G.O.P. still can't win without …) Presumably these costs would be reduced if the reform's path to citizenship were long and arduous enough, with more waiting and more hurdles than a straightforward amnesty.
"Unfortunately with complex developments like this, they're not always straightforward and you do get hurdles to overcome.
Making payment straightforward is clearly a major hurdle to capturing a large slice of overseas travelers.
The second hurdle is relatively straightforward for individual genotyping purposes due to the knowledge that the data should cluster in three separate groups.
"Taxes are reasonable and predictable, shipping artwork in and out of the country is straightforward," he said, "and other bureaucratic hurdles you would face in places such as China, India or Indonesia don't exist here".
The consequences of a Serena win are straightforward — it would mean another obstacle hurdled as she chases the first calendar sweep of the four major tournaments since Steffi Graf in 1988.
"The development agenda is not a straightforward one; it's a process with serious hurdles but it's a path we've chosen to go down," he said.
That said, once you get past the initial installation hurdles, the software itself is fairly straightforward to use.
The current US leader also accused congressional Republicans of using the "pretty straightforward" issue as political capital as the government hurdles toward a shutdown on 1 October, when the law funding its operation expires.
