Sentence examples for changed barriers from inspiring English sources

Axelrod was not a believer in the modish talk of "post-racial" politics, but he was convinced that times had changed—"barriers were breaking down".

Axelrod was not a believer in the modish talk of "post-racial" politics, but he was convinced that times had changed — "barriers were breaking down".

But a $6 million flier across 40 vetted companies sounds like a pretty safe way to hedge in a business where the rules have dramatically changed, barriers to entry have dramatically been lowered and money is an easily found commodity.

Even among those reporting a second barrier, 'difficult to change' barriers are the most important.

The barriers that were 'relatively easy to change' were reported by those with uncorrected refractive errors in contrast to 'difficult to change' barriers reported by those with uncorrected presbyopia.

But times changed and barriers fell.

But times change, barriers fall.

Table  2 summarizes the most-mentioned behavior change barriers of participants in both groups.

The results have been written under the five main themes emerging from the data which include changes in processes of care, facilitators for change, barriers to change, sustaining change and perceived effect of PLT (See Table 3).

This included not only the educational session but also any other factors that may have prompted change, barriers to change and evidence of practice interventions to implement change (Table 2).

Hence, the clinician's objective is to choose the interventions that will best act to change the barriers identified.