Sentence examples for barriers posed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Young said she believed the state had not strengthened its charter-school laws sooner because the high-quality charter operators in the state were only now encountering barriers posed by the cap on contracts and lack of facilities financing.

Researchers have made several efforts to overcome the challenges and barriers posed toward its clinical development.

In particular, the barriers posed by systemic administration and tumor properties are examined.

A careful design of nanoparticle formulations can overcome barriers posed by the tumor microenvironment and result in better treatments.

Entrance barriers posed by this group (oligopoly) are all kinds of inabilities to prove a verifiable concept of their Corporate Social Responsibility practices.

Students reported that they modified and improved their communication in order to adapt to perceived barriers posed by the new technology.

But in New York City parks, where many recent immigrants fish for their own sustenance (though all the city's freshwater fishing is supposed to be catch-and-release), language barriers pose a special challenge.

Research and treatment in the nervous system is challenged by many physiological barriers posing a major hurdle for neurologists.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked things off with a nearly hourlong address on Tuesday morning, warning explicitly of the dangers that protectionism and trade barriers pose to the world, which he likened to the threat of terrorism. .

And since stable, healthy housing is a prerequisite for good health, these barriers pose challenges to a healthcare system charged with the responsibility of helping Veterans lead honorable, healthy lives.

Language barriers pose the biggest problem in communicating about lead risks, they have found.