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Meanings of biggest hurdle in English

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Usage of biggest hurdle in English
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Building a new UI was the biggest hurdle, he said via email.
Wired
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Perhaps the biggest hurdle for Maple is getting past Canadian competition authorities.
Reuters
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The third and the biggest hurdle to reviving Kingfisher is government policy.
Reuters
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GRAYSON: The biggest hurdle that we face is the whole greenlight process.
Ebony
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The biggest hurdle for the film-makers was what to do with Death.
The Guardian
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The biggest hurdle, however, analysts and executives said, is consumer awareness.
Reuters
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The prime minister's biggest hurdle will be passing the proposed deal through parliament.
The Guardian
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Job growth has been the biggest hurdle to advances by the U.S. economy.
Reuters
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But the biggest hurdle for Better Place wasn't just scale, it was adoption.
Wired
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That, from my understanding, is the biggest hurdle at the moment.
Radio NZ
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Cost is usually the single biggest hurdle for delivering a payload into orbit.
Wired
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The biggest hurdle is the month-long gap in payments that must be bridged.
The Guardian
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The biggest hurdle, as that of so many proposed mergers, would be ownership.
Reuters
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The biggest hurdle he overcame, apparently, was having an older brother.
The Guardian
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Elimination of the latent HIV reservoir remains the biggest hurdle to achieve HIV cure.
Pubmed
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Picking the right card might just be your biggest hurdle.
News.com.au
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