Sentence examples for barrier to developments from inspiring English sources

The Byzantine Iconoclasm acted as a barrier to developments in the East, but by the ninth century, art was permitted again.

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.

Water is our biggest problem, and is a major barrier to development.

Patents on each individual gene could be a barrier to development of those multigene tests, he said.

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.

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.

There is no bigger barrier to development than conflict, and the investment in collaboration between countries is a crucial counterweight to the inevitable competition that follows the logic of an ever more powerful global marketplace.

Its construction demonstrated how a barrier to development can be transformed into a regional attraction.

There is one big barrier to development, though, and that's below-par battery performance.

Thus, 'unfreedoms' are seen as the source of poverty and underdevelopment, as well as a barrier to development.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has already pledged to take action against landowners who pose a "barrier" to development.