Sentence examples for barriers to get in from inspiring English sources

Science is an international discipline and you can't allow language barriers to get in the way of research.

But Jamieson soon found out that Theiler "doesn't allow external barriers to get in the way," Jamieson says.

Large tech companies and startups alike are digging around for nifty training methods that can reduce the barriers to getting in the self-driving car game and make annotations less of a pain.

But for some people, the main barrier to getting in on digital photography hasn't been cost, but complexity.

If smartwatch use becomes more widespread, and the device on your wrist is already instantly a motion-based means of input, then that greatly lessens a key barrier to getting in the game.

The egg: We need to eliminate external barriers to get women into those roles in the first place.

Sandberg's book Lean In, available on 11 March, is meticulously researched, with Sandberg first addressing the "chicken and egg" problem of gender inequality: the chicken being that "women will get rid of the external barriers once we achieve leadership roles," and the egg of needing "to eliminate the external barriers to get women into those roles in the first place".

The egg: We need to eliminate the external barriers to get women into these roles in the first place.

(1) There are few barriers to getting involved in the market; namely, access to capital, effort, luck, and use of violence are not required for success.

"Pack on to that difficulty with student loan debt and lack of experience," he said, "and you've got some significant structural barriers to getting young people in".

But there are significant barriers to getting on the ticket in either major party, because you have to be willing to play their game and for many women, including myself, that game is not one we want to engage in for so many reasons.