Sentence examples for barriers making from inspiring English sources

He is breaking barriers, making our dreams come true, making us so happy that you lose your mind".

There are number of barriers making it difficult to build Hyperloop in California – land acquisition is expensive, earthquakes and opposition from locals who might not want a high speed train in their backyard.

Among other alarming realities, two-fifths of US states, bowing to the lobbying clout of the telecom companies, now bar local governments from offering internet service or have erected legal barriers making it much more difficult.

By working closely together, designers, foundries, equipment engineers, polymer manufacturers, and coating suppliers have now removed these barriers, making the process a cost-effective way to manufacture quality castings.

This in turn argues for learning as much as we can from the BP spill about how to build in multiple safety barriers, making sure that the technology to prevent and contain spills is as sophisticated as the technology used to tap new fields.

It has taken the commission until this year to get round to looking at religious freedom in Iraq; and it has not yet looked at Israel (not a leading persecutor, to be sure, but Christians and Muslims moan about things such as security barriers making it hard to visit holy places).Similarly, in its battle for hearts and minds, America has made scant use of its own Muslim population.

Many barriers make it hard for people with small boats to enjoy the river.

But Vatican officials say legal and cultural barriers make that virtually impossible.

Logistical barriers make it hard to get treatment to enough poor people.

These barriers make this country's recent efforts at "buy American" protectionism look minor league.

Technological barriers make it difficult for law-enforcement officials to tap into phone calls carried over the Internet.