Sentence examples for barriers have changed from inspiring English sources

And, second, habitats below barriers have changed to become more conducive to the resident life history even though ocean migration is possible.

The scope of these barriers has changed over time.

But the lingering impact of the financial crisis, coupled with the continuing escalation of college costs and new barriers to borrowing, have changed the calculus.

The bottom line is that many if not most of the generalizations and barriers described in said article have changed or are changing.

Ms Coffey, chairwoman of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Runaway and Missing Children and Adults, said: "I will be focusing on how far these attitudes and cultures within organisations have changed and what barriers still remain to be overcome".

The Barrier (later known as the Ross Ice Shelf) was sighted on 23 January, but the inlet had disappeared; the Barrier edge had changed significantly in the intervening years, and the section which had included the inlet had broken away to form a considerable bay, which Shackleton named the Bay of Whales after the large number of whales seen there.

But sometimes it seems like what we're really trying to get at with those conversations is how much the "barrier to entry" has changed.

Axelrod was not a believer in the modish talk of "post-racial" politics, but he was convinced that times had changed—"barriers were breaking down".

Axelrod was not a believer in the modish talk of "post-racial" politics, but he was convinced that times had changed — "barriers were breaking down".

Leading Great Barrier Coral Research Terry Hughes: "Coral bleaching has changed the reef forever".

"Much has changed … these barriers, gulfs are being bridged.