Sentence examples for barriers in the future from inspiring English sources

However, participation into cooperatives could be more pro-poor by avoiding entry barriers in the future.

She said that "a tax relief on farm reservoirs may help farmers to overcome those barriers in the future".

The report recommends further investment by Western governments and media outlets in cultural sensitivity training to overcome those barriers in the future.

If you help a young girl or woman find the confidence and the belief in her, she will break barriers in the future, both in an economic and political environment and in all areas of her life.

Business and "investor" interests want to pay lower wages and environmental protection costs, so they encourage countries to pass "free trade" deals that prevent governments from imposing tariffs and barriers in the future.

Internet-based diagnostic tools such as self assessment algorithms may provide more means for patients to overcome these barriers in the future.

We have witnessed light microscopy breaking the diffraction barrier, and in the future the spatial resolution will only improve, with the development of super-resolution light microscopes.

And then we need to create barriers so that in the future, fairly decent people cannot be put under these hidden pressures again".

In that case, stealth protects the intellectual property and the future of the company by raising high barriers to entry in the future.

He or she would be ineligible for the next election, but I would not place barriers on running in the future.

That still means there's a bit of a barrier to entry here for guest access and Microsoft plans to lower than barrier in the near future by also allowing Teams users to add anybody with a basic Microsoft Account to Teams.