Sentence examples for barriers drop from inspiring English sources

Since the early eighties, Tabibian and other trained economists have advised the government to dismantle trade barriers, drop price controls, and force companies such as Iran Khodro — the troubled state-backed automaker — to compete or perish.

But unintended consequences, and particularly economic forces, have played perhaps an even bigger role in arranging the new sexual landscape: certain moral barriers drop, and then capitalism rushes in with, say, Internet porn, stoking old desires and creating new ones.

Barriers drop, and everyone falls in love with everyone else.

Seave explains the problem this way: "traditional businesses lose profitability; and although new competitors can enter with these lower barriers, even more companies will enter as the barriers drop".

Both ended up stuck in the barriers, dropping Magnussen to 10th and forcing Raikkonen to pit for a new nose cone.

As trucks pass inspection, the second barrier drops, and the truck leaves.

Like the Pyrenees, the Alps form a natural barrier, dropping sharply down to the Po River plain in Italy.

That year, the barrier dropped in no small part due to the completion of the route's paving, which allowed drivers to maintain speed without worrying about gravel-facilitated slides towards oblivion.

The energy barrier dropped from 389.77 to 127.21 kT with an increase in L-cysteine concentration to 1.0 g/l.

The second mechanism may become possible at very low temperatures when quantum effects are so pronounced that the effective chemisorption barrier drops below the gas phase H2 energy zero (sketched in Figure 2 d).

When I overstep these barriers and drop by the cafe, bar or laundry creek, the reception I'm given is often uncomfortably cool.