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Meanings of big hurdle in English

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Usage of big hurdle in English
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So I wouldn't say a big hurdle has been overcome, Fitzpatrick said.
Reuters
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But advocates of tougher abortion laws face one big hurdle: Polish public opinion.
Reuters
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The information fit, which was a big hurdle to get past.
Act of treason
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Mr Atiyafa says there is a big hurdle keeping everyone housed.
Radio NZ
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The first big hurdle is believing you can actually do it.
Fear nothing
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And if breastfeeding created challenges… the next big hurdle is weaning!
Radio NZ
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The bottom boulder problem had been a big hurdle for me in the past.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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That's a big hurdle for hydrogen-powered cars, which would need a robust fueling infrastructure.
Wired
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The big hurdle we can see is social cost, Nomura International analyst Michael Tyndall said.
Reuters
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DRONES Yet, continued U.S. drone strikes against militants in Pakistan's northwest remain a big hurdle.
Reuters
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To come back from last year's disappointment was a big hurdle for us to overcome.
Radio NZ
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The other big hurdle for would-be miners is price.
Reuters
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Red tape and inexperienced developers are a big hurdle.
Reuters
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So that was the kind of first big hurdle.
Radio NZ
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For perovskites, the big hurdle has been their volatility.
Wired
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Mobile Web conferencing adoption, however, faces a big hurdle.
Reuters
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