Sentence examples for be a persistent barrier from inspiring English sources
However, access to mobile phones by women continues to be a persistent barrier for women.
And, although anti-Semitism in America never had anything like the purchase it had in Europe, it was a persistent barrier.
The absence of an accurate material constitutive model that captures the complex mechanical response of Mg sheet alloys at elevated temperatures has been a persistent barrier to accurate forming simulations.
We don't believe that "what's good for prison guards is good for prisoners". (And we're starting to doubt that "what's good for teachers is good for students"). The enduring prestige of doctors over and above other professionals has been a persistent barrier to healthcare reform, a lesson Hillary Rodham Clinton learned in 1993 when the AMA helped torpedo HillaryCare.
At the time, there was a persistent color barrier throughout college and professional football: no matter how successful they were, black quarterbacks were forced to change position — to receiver, to running back, to defensive back — and cede their responsibilities to the white players who were believed to be smarter and better leaders.
At the time, there was a persistent color barrier throughout college and professional football: no matter how successful they were, black quarterbacks were forced to change position to receiver, to running back, to defensive back and cede their responsibilities to the white players who were believed to be smarter and better leaders.
A persistent barrier to the setup of a national patient decision aids certification process is the lack of a sustainable financial model to support the work.
