Sentence examples for barriers for the majority from inspiring English sources

All this represents formidable barriers for the majority to use Uganda's banking system; their only option for their savings is the mattress – putting money away and hoping that it is not stolen or burnt.

Patient navigation represents a patient-centered approach that reduces patient, provider, and health system barriers for the majority of at-risk populations by incorporating coordination of treatment and services, emotional support, and education into the continuum of cancer care [ 14].

Interestingly, lack of knowledge, being of opposite sex to the patient or embarrassment, which had been found to be barriers in previous research[ 2, 15], do not appear to be barriers for the majority of GPs in the current study.

(General Practitioner, Case 389, 127, verbatim) We did identify one example of a pharmacist participating in multidisciplinary meetings, but this appeared to be an exception rather than the rule with the pressures of running the pharmacy a major barrier for the majority.

"The generation rent report has repeatedly shown that raising a deposit has been the consistent barrier for the majority of would-be homeowners.

Yet, regardless of the distinction between perceived and actual costs, our results and those of Terpstra and Lindell (2012) indicate that perceived costs do not pose a barrier for the majority of respondents.

While we believe that the regulation of endothelial barrier function accounts for the majority of the protection by ADAM17 inhibition against LPS-induced lung injury, we also observed reduced levels of TNF-α and IL-6 in both mice with pharmacological inhibition of ADAM10/17 or genetic ablation of adam17 in endothelial cells.

Data collected at stage 2 through author contact included information on partnerships (agencies involved), barriers, and study limitations for the majority of the studies.

This proposal has many political barriers as the majority of people are cemented in Democratic or Republican ideology.

Financial and human resource constraints were identified as barriers by the majority of respondents.

The work environment was the main barrier to CPG implementation for the majority of respondents (87.8%), and insufficient time (92.3%) and a lack of resources to carry out recommendations (81.7%) were the two top reasons cited (see Figure  5).