Sentence examples for bars to entry from inspiring English sources
The bars to entry are low: criminal records and even drunken-driving convictions are often overlooked.
Some might reasonably argue that the introduction of new technologies has always resulted in a softening of prices and a lowering of the bars to entry across any number of fields.
The platform operates under a different arrangement, with higher bars to entry than in the United Kingdom and a shorter deadline for all petitions.
The history of mental illness has been, in many ways, an ongoing lowering of the bar to entry.
Others, such as Sugar Daddie and Millionaire Match, appear to raise the bar to entry even higher.
Large electoral expenditures by affluent private groups can substantially raise the bar to entry for those with fewer resources.
But the example does show that there are good reasons why most public contests control the options on offer, and institute a bar to entry.
There's a low bar to entry, the agency noted, saying these steps "can deliver significant emissions reductions by 2020, rely only on existing technologies and have already been adopted successfully in several countries".
In 2010, the foundation released a typeset edition of "Zettel's Traum," removing the bar to entry for those who balked at the draft-like feel of the photo-offset.
