Sentence examples for throw hurdles from inspiring English sources

"They're still trying to throw hurdles at me, despite the court judgment.

I am not suggesting that those things are not important, but in a global environment, how can the U.S. sustain its competitive edge if its political leaders are consumed by some silly debates that have little impact on the majority of its citizen and throw hurdles in the advancement of science and technology?

Iran is still struggling to obtain full access to insurance for its shipments, and ongoing U.S. banking restrictions are throwing hurdles up for Iran's oil sector.

But some Republicans could throw up hurdles.

Such unprecedented levels of taxation would throw up hurdles to entrepreneurship, family formation and upward mobility.

"And Cuba will throw up hurdles in the talks, because they don't want to lose control".

I'd throw some hurdles in there to mix it up, maybe one 5m before the line...It would be fun to watch though... right?" Phil Russell says: "If we are going to be serious about a combined medal tally, then surely we need to look to the days of empire, and include the medals won by the USA?

It stayed off the ballot there because California's secretary of state (the state's top election official), who can ease the path of ballot initiatives or throw up hurdles in their way, is a Democrat and he kept it off.

Growing up with gay parents may not be as dramatic as an episode of Days of Our Lives, but it did throw some hurdles my way.

"This bill would make it harder to prove discrimination in the workplace and would throw new hurdles in the path of those whose rights have been violated," Nixon said.

If the sentiments these delegates have about Trump is even close to the feelings seen in the Wisconsin polls, it's not hard to imagine a scenario in which Trump-fearing Cruz supporters throw up hurdles for the frontrunner at the convention, even if Trump manages to win the nomination outright.