Sentence examples for barriers to convergence from inspiring English sources

Ron Brownstein of the National Journal warned against being sanguine about a Republican transformation: "no one should underestimate the barriers to convergence [of state policy on gay marriage].

However, he expects the spread to remain larger than it is inside America because barriers to price convergence, such as taxes, market structure and national preferences, are so much greater in Europe.Although the euro is increasing the pressure for tax harmonisation, differences in tax rates on food, alcohol and tobacco are likely to remain.

This iterative process is continued to convergence.

While barriers to access remain, the convergence of affordable feature phones and flexible pre-paid schemes has meant that access to – and ownership of – digital tools has become a reality for millions around the world.

So, far from being the online free-for-all predicted under 'old' convergence theory, barriers to entry in pay-TV are rising.

Convergence, he said, is just another way of describing the destruction of barriers to entry, a moat that gives those inside its perimeter a way to print money.

Data will be triangulated to find convergence or agreement by cross-validating results to produce a contextualized portrayal of the facilitators and barriers to implementation and use of the intervention.

It removes barriers to crowdfunding.

This increases barriers to switching.

Plenty of barriers to trade remain.

"The barriers to entry were too high.