Sentence examples for barriers to acceptance from inspiring English sources
For many Chinese gay people, the greatest barriers to acceptance are social rather than political.
There have been few studies of barriers to acceptance of influenza immunization among medical residents.
Main barriers to acceptance were the perception of rough texture and unpalatable taste, as well as higher price.
He's simply laughing in the face of stereotypes, which are actual barriers to acceptance of self and other people in a way that gender is not.
A private sector proposal that helps our struggling neighbors should win over progressives and conservatives alike, but admittedly there will be barriers to acceptance.
One of the major barriers to acceptance of these techniques remains linking engineering materials to actual processes that are effective in the presence of aggressive industrial feeds.
An additional barrier to acceptance was the fact that many chemists were reluctant to adopt physical methods (such as vapour-density determinations) to solve their problems.
They have potential advantages over needles and syringes in mass immunisation programs, but concerns over their capacity to transfer blood-borne viruses have been a barrier to acceptance.
In the new study, which surveyed the views of 1000 people in the US, Professor Lewandowsky and his co-authors write that people's worldview "constituted an overpowering barrier to acceptance of climate science".
