Sentence examples for barriers to move from inspiring English sources
Amid the general strife and trauma, it's a heartwarming grass-roots attempt to transcend the mistrust and rancor, to erode the psychological barriers, to move on.
Amid the general strife and trauma, it's a heartwarming grass-roots attempt to transcend the mistrust and rancour, to erode the psychological barriers, to move on.
Both PACT and MOVE! staff described barriers to MOVE! participation including time, cost of travel, and the fact that MOVE! groups were only offered during work hours.
The findings from this study suggest that reducing barriers to MOVE! utilization for these patients is an important next step in disseminating MOVE!® further.
There are obvious economic barriers to moving.
What do you see as the biggest barriers to moving forward on water-recycling projects?
"We have expectations there will be no governmental barriers to moving ahead".
In the longer run, falling home-ownership may reduce the barriers to moving.
He works at the intersection of corporate responsibility and sustainable finance to help reduce barriers to moving capital (either corporate or investor) to more sustainable investments.
Communications are instant and their cost is declining rapidly towards becoming free.Yet powerful barriers to moving white-collar work remain.
It is a daunting question: when do public displays of sorrow and sympathy become barriers to moving on, especially for the victims' families who drive past them?
