Sentence examples for the chief hurdle from inspiring English sources

The chief hurdle is getting people to understand what it does.

The chief hurdle, the White House and Democrats say, is the president's favorite proposal, the charitable deduction for couples who do not itemize.

DESPITE ESPN's ardor for mobility, some critics say media companies cannot get around the chief hurdle facing the cellphone: its tiny screen.

Still, analysts said the chief hurdle for telephone companies would be laying lines in the ground capable of delivering television, then convincing consumers to switch.

The chief hurdles to more robust technology hiring appear to be increasing automation and the addition of highly skilled labor overseas.

With microbial production becoming the primary choice for natural product synthesis, increasing precursor and cofactor availability has become a chief hurdle for the generation of efficient production platforms.

Mr. Laudner said prospects beyond Iowa remained Mr. Huckabee's chief hurdle among politically savvy caucusgoers.

All the talk on domestic issues won't get Kerry into the White House without his overcoming the Commander-in-Chief hurdle.

QUESTION FROM DOUG: Romney was the underdog on foreign policy — did he do enough to clear the 'commander-in-chief' hurdle?

If the president is to proceed with a major agreement, one of his chief hurdles could be winning some support from leaders in the Senate.

The final hurdle for the chief executive, Wilf Walsh, to clear is raising £60m from the City to shore up Carpetright's finances, a fundraising push that is due to begin this week.