Sentence examples for cause barrier from inspiring English sources

If that's so, Greenwald wrote, then why did the Bush administration not support legislation introduced by Sen. Mike DeWine, Republican of Ohio, in June 2002 that "would have eliminated the 'probable cause' barrier (at least for non-U.S. persons) which the administration is now pointing to as the reason why it had to circumvent FISA"?

Hence, asphaltenes and resins have often been lumped together as residue in crude oil, causing reduction in crude oil production as they block the pores of reservoir rocks and can plug the wellbore tubing, flowlines, separators, pumps, tanks and other equipment and as a result cause barrier to the flow of oil (Leontaritis and Mansori 1987).

Similarly, Al-Senaidi, Lin and Poirot (2009) pointed out that the lack of equipment, institutional support, disbelief in ICT benefits, and lack of time, are some of the factors that cause barriers to technology integration.

But activists in the province say there's still a long way to go before New Brunswick law fully respects reproductive rights.The province will still dictate that abortions be performed only in hospitals, as opposed to specialized clinics or family doctors' offices, and that will continue to cause barriers to access.

How do geographical separation, ecological adaptation, and the accumulation of genetic differences cause barriers to gene flow that ultimately lead to distinct lineages?

Operational challenges unique to this industry which cause barriers to returning this information are also explained.

Discrimination and negative, ethnicity-based presumptions against the rural setting itself are prolific and cause barriers for care professionals as well as childbearing women.

Chronic illnesses such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, which interfere with ones cognitive and communicative skills, cause barriers in identifying treatments needs for these residents [ 25].