Sentence examples for barriers hold from inspiring English sources

So a key factor in Japan is whether, if one or more of the reactors has a full meltdown of its nuclear fuel, the containment barriers hold.

Exosomes (versatile, cell-derived nanovesicles naturally endowed with exquisite target-homing specificity and the ability to surmount in vivo biological barriers) hold substantial promise for developing exciting approaches in drug delivery and cancer immunotherapy.

Republicans are right that regulatory barriers hold back infrastructure investment.

This humiliating experience continues to shape her belief that cultural and structural barriers hold women back and that gender bias at the top is part of the problem.

Findings from two focus group studies suggest that parents believe the external environmental and social barriers hold responsibility for some of children's unhealthful eating habits, beliefs which may impact parental receptiveness to interventions aimed at the family level [ 15, 16].

PAGE 25 LEVEES BREAK, BARRIERS HOLD -- What the world saw exposed in New Orleans was not just broken levees, but a cleavage of race and class.

However, there are barriers holding companies back.

But there are barriers holding them back; not access to funding, but finding the right staff.

He added, "Simulator sickness has been one of the biggest barriers holding virtual reality back".

The scene was wildest in the first half of the race, with barriers holding back fans in the latter portions.

Dogs barked and passers-by smiled as we rattled over level crossings, red and white barriers holding back queues of traffic for our cheerful passage.