Sentence examples for barriers to understanding from inspiring English sources

But there are still barriers to understanding the problem, she said.

So we've zeroed in on diversity's effects in the venture capital industry, which presents fewer barriers to understanding.

However, correlation does not imply causality and there are real knowledge barriers to understanding how these coatings work.

"Pearl" was written, of course, for a specific audience, and some of its symbols and techniques have become, for contemporary readers, barriers to understanding.

One of the barriers to understanding the disease is the lack of a valid animal model to test hypotheses for the causes of the disorder or to test new treatments.

In his previous books the British biologist has presented new ways of looking at evolution, demolished barriers to understanding it and traced the family tree of all life back through its branching points to a single origin.

Not even language is a barrier to understanding it.

Here's some of the data behind that comparison, with apologies for the tiny text labels – they're not a barrier to understanding the trends.

This is a limitation, just as representing the Earth as the centre of the solar system in former astronomical systems was a barrier to understanding the physical universe.

This heterogeneity poses a major barrier to understanding the genetic basis of the disease and its response to therapy.

There is a conceptual barrier to understanding the problems that officials might face in regulating crowdfunding, owing to the failure of prevailing economic models to account for the manipulative and devious aspects of human behaviour.