11.   But even when an ardent preservationist buys and insures a historic house and has lots of cash for rehabilitation, there is a high hurdle.

12.   But proving repressed memory is a high hurdle for any plaintiff.

13.   But the plan would put up some high hurdles for giant accounting firms.

14.   But the new banking law also lays down a merger review process that raises high hurdles.

15.   But there would be high hurdles for Mrs. Dole in a national race and Mrs. Clinton in a statewide contest.

16.   Critics of the landmark settlement said that Big Tobacco outflanked anti-tobacco negotiators by requiring that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration jump high legal hurdles to control nicotine.

17.   Despite the very high hurdle the appeals court had put in the way of a product-tying claim, Jackson proceeded to find one.

18.   He played football and ran track and was a state champion his junior and senior years in the high jump, long jump and high hurdles.

19.   High regulatory hurdles, in other words, protect companies from competitors who have not cleared them.

20.   However, if the Foster nomination does get out of committee, it then would face high hurdles represented by a combination of abortion politics and presidential campaigns.