Sentence examples for barrier to acceptance from inspiring English sources

In a society that values equality, intellectual differences remain a barrier to acceptance.

An additional barrier to acceptance was the fact that many chemists were reluctant to adopt physical methods (such as vapour-density determinations) to solve their problems.

In the new study, which surveyed the views of 1000 people in the US, Professor Lewandowsky and his co-authors write that people's worldview "constituted an overpowering barrier to acceptance of climate science".

But what I do retain from that period is a powerful sense that we Catholics were finally and completely coming into our own as Americans and that a last barrier to acceptance was about to fall.

Peepoople is also developing is a piece of machinery that will help farmers spread fertiliser – traditional methods involve spreading it by hand which is a barrier to acceptance of using human-waste compost.

Yet his popularity has proved to be a barrier to acceptance by critics and scholars, who tend to see his work as too decorative to be serious.

For many Chinese gay people, the greatest barriers to acceptance are social rather than political.

He's simply laughing in the face of stereotypes, which are actual barriers to acceptance of self and other people in a way that gender is not.

When it comes to the enterprise, barriers to acceptance and how you sell changes radically.

There have been few studies of barriers to acceptance of influenza immunization among medical residents.

Main barriers to acceptance were the perception of rough texture and unpalatable taste, as well as higher price.