Sentence examples for beating barriers from inspiring English sources
The Open University's 'Beating Barriers and Constraints in HE Careers' scheme undertook a survey on the perceptions and practices of associate lecturers in science.
Every time a barrier is erected — like the right to use a public library or public toilet, or the right to play in the MLB or NBA — "we beat those barriers down," Jackson said.
Every time a barrier is erected — like the right to use a public library or public toilet, or the right to play in the MLB or NBA — "we beat those barriers down," Jackson said.
The idea is that the Startup Europe Partnership (SEP) will "build bridges" between Europe's startup, corporate and investment communities to help EU startups raise funds and beat language barriers to reach maturity as global players.
Smith met Sloan in the fall of 1895 at a San Francisco racetrack after Sloan had been suspended for ten days for trying to "beat the barrier", or disregarding the starting barrier that had recently been adopted at US tracks.
Decoding that in his speech, he said the industry had become too "nationalistic" about one type of blockchain beating another: "Maximalism creates barriers to entry and reduces the fun for technologists," he said.
The Blue Jays have yet to clear the barrier of beating division rivals head to head, going 2-16 thiseasonon against New York and Boston.
This should lift the mental barrier of beating one of the top players in a Grand Slam final - and that's a scary proposition for his rivals.
However, it has been shown that physical immunologic barriers such as cilliary beating frequency and mucous lining can be altered after a short exposure to volcanic ash [ 33].
NetApps has been tracking Windows 7's rapid growth separately, and notes that on the last day of January, it managed to beat the 10% barrier.
A low temperature chemical approach which beats the miscibility barrier of Fe and Mg has been designed to synthesize Fe Mg2 nanoalloy and tested to result nanoparticles of average 30 nm size.
