Sentence examples for barriers that will be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaiser faces both structural and physical barriers that will be hard to overcome.

The proposed increase, which would be the first since 1988, would be used to pay for a number of projects, including the installation of new E-ZPass scanners at the Woodbury toll barriers that will be able to scan the tags of drivers going at highway speeds.

The report analyzes the amount of waste that needs to be stored and the barriers that will be used to prevent harmful levels of radiation from being released at the surface of the chosen site.

Much of today's presentation revolved around the notion of "unboxing[ing] your phone," a simultaneous play on the company's "Unpacked" events and a nod to the aforementioned removal of barriers that will be great if you pony up the cash for a new Samsung flagship.

Generally the interviews reflected the observation that the whole field is currently expanding and that certain deficits are temporary barriers that will be resolvable in the medium-term perspective.

The whole field is currently perceived as continuously growing; therefore, a lot of deficiencies are perceived as temporary barriers that will be resolvable in the medium-term perspective (Table 4).

But is this a very steep wall of worry — a classic barrier that will be surmounted as the bull market continues?

Caroline Camis, who lives in Meadow View, said agency staff had told a meeting of residents that five homes, including hers, would not be protected by a barrier that will be constructed in the centre of the road.

Australian scientists are developing new suncreens from the Great Barrier Reef that will be used in cosmetics, tanning lotions.

"Any industry with high barriers to entry that will be still around in the years to come" could be attractive.

The experience of the VANA sites in implementing academic-clinical partnerships provides a broad set of experiences from which to learn about how such partnerships can be effectively implemented, the barriers and challenges that will be encountered, and strategies and factors to overcome challenges and build an effective, sustainable partnership.