Sentence examples for the same hurdle as from inspiring English sources

But Timiro Hassan ran into the same hurdle as hundreds of refugees with urgent medical conditions: the Trump administration's new security restrictions.

Interestingly, the Vyykn Water business model has to overcome the same hurdle as electric vehicles: network effects, the more people demand it, the more refill stations there will be.

CTH1 may face the same hurdles as often encountered in attempts to recombinantly produce biologically active proteins, where refolding into bioactive forms is cumbersome, results in poor recovery and accounts for the major cost and complexity.

Patients face the same hurdles as researchers in accessing their health information from different health systems.

But this option would probably face the same hurdles as repealing the device tax.

Older people have the same hurdles as women have had to jump," he admits.

Mr. Bush's proposals for a missile defense will face the same hurdles as President Clinton's.

Others have similar concerns, and say that Google should have to surmount the same hurdles as they do in competition for search placing.

But in developing the Internet site, Mr. Burns and Mr. Keiser -- who have received some $35 million in venture capital for it -- are facing the same hurdles as other as Internet companies that have watched as investors cooled to cyberspace deals.

This fact begs another question: will Osaka have to leap the same hurdles as Williams before her? Serena has been both defended and criticised in great volume for her ding-dong with Ramos, and even those who are supportive have questioned whether Williams should have lost her temper.

The company faces the same hurdles as rival Peapod, which went public in June 1997, and has yet to increase revenues from the last five quarters.