Sentence examples for barriers that may exist from inspiring English sources

Any barriers that may exist, exist only in people's minds.

Our purpose is to remove any barriers that may exist for traditionally under-served communities to enter the mainstream mortgage credit market".

Train and support your staff to understand families and how to make sure they have a great experience Do your front of house staff feel comfortable welcoming families of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds, and are they aware of the barriers that may exist for families that include disabled adults and children?

We need to plough through the cultural barriers that may exist, and entice people to give back to their country.

This discussion somehow resolves the apparent disassociations due to language barriers that may exist between the different disciplines (physics, information theory, molecular biology and oncology).

Emphasis was placed on health systems and on overcoming barriers that may exist.

This was unrelated to a potential language barrier that may exist in global trials, which was not perceived as an obstacle for many doctors at both KUHP and SNUH.

Some parent data revealed a 'Language/Cultural' barriers sub component that may exist in areas of cultural diversity; the cultural competence [ 46] of CoC-HPs' health care provision may be affected.

Stop any bleeding that may exist.

The difficult task of recruiting HIV positive immigrant women who stopped medical treatment led us to think that other barriers may exist.

The landscape of genomic distinction shown in Figure  1 for the lineages that have two or more strains intuitively demonstrates the existence of genetic boundaries among the Salmonella lineages, which prompted us to speculate that genetic barriers may exist to facilitate the formation of genetic boundaries among even very closely related bacterial lineages, such as S. gallinarum and S. pullorum.