Sentence examples for barrier may be from inspiring English sources
A barrier may be encountered (S), resulting in a decision being made to retract the intervention, and to do something differently (A).
The contribution of the horizontal component and of the vertical component of the total sound field have been studied separately in order to determine the minimum barrier length for which the influence of the side edges diffraction may be neglected, so that the barrier may be considered as infinitely long.
A tougher barrier may be that consumers simply dislike anything that feels like a step backward.
Cars and taxis are not allowed below Canal Street, though the barrier may be moved farther south at any time.
ONE barrier may be the new national standards that the Agriculture Department is proposing for the industry.
President Bush has suggested that while the barrier may be justified in security terms, it has created problems in the current phase of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.
Mathematics education never succumbed to such fads perhaps because few of the trendiest educationalists were much good at the subject.The real barrier may be teachers' lack of numeracy.
A piece of horticultural fleece pinned over it will remind those who care about such things, but a more physical barrier may be required if dogs and small people are involved.
The function of the horny layer as an impervious barrier may be seriously impaired, with two important consequences: loss of water from the skin leads to desiccation of the horny layer, which in turn leads to cracking, increased scaling, and soreness; and loss of the barrier function causes increased absorption of medications applied to the surface of the skin.
A bigger barrier may be price: A fully functioning interface costs around $25,000.
One barrier may be the perception that providing cessation assistance would require an extra level of resources, including system changes and workforce development, not needed to implement smoke-free air policies and media campaigns.
