Sentence examples for a barrier to development from inspiring English sources
Many participants commented that novice educators need a significant amount of time to develop their knowledge and highlighted time constraints as a barrier to development.
Patents on each individual gene could be a barrier to development of those multigene tests, he said.
Poorer regions of the world – particularly Asia and Africa, where access to contraception has been a barrier to development – have witnessed the fastest pace of growth.
The listing, designed to provide a barrier to development in areas where koalas are threatened, is aimed at halting a precipitous drop in numbers that has seen the species decline by 40% in Queensland and by one-third in NSW over the past two decades.
Among major rulings still being reviewed by the White House six weeks into Mr. Bush's term is one that would permanently ban road building on about 60 million acres of national forest land, a move supported by environmentalists as a barrier to development of about one-third of forest land.
Its construction demonstrated how a barrier to development can be transformed into a regional attraction.
The burden of disease on poor countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, is simultaneously a humanitarian catastrophe, a daunting barrier to development, and (through its effects on population) a first-order threat to critical regions of high biodiversity.
This is a critical barrier to development of a Virtuous Cycle because a supportive context is so vital to successful implementation generally [ 22].
Water is our biggest problem, and is a major barrier to development.
More than 1.5 billion people live with chronic, dangerous violence, which is becoming a major barrier to development and poverty reduction, according to De Boer.
