Sentence examples for course barriers from inspiring English sources

Of course, barriers will not ultimately stop children who are increasingly desperate and can find new ways around obstacles.

Participants, irrespective of their experience, self-reported inadequate knowledge regarding appearance-specific care, 87% requested further information and 70% wanted access to an accredited course; barriers deterring participation in training were identified.

Of course barriers to the movement of people have not fallen at the same pace, and remain politically fraught.

Subjects and methods: In a sample of 319 youths (190 White, 129 Cherokee), we tested the association between depressive symptoms and two domains of the LTI-Y life course barriers and milestones.

Results: The ethnographically-based scales of life course barriers and milestones were associated with unique variance in depressive symptoms, together accounting for 11% of the variance in this outcome.

Berkeley's streets, though a rational 19th century grid underlies them, are a speed-busting tangle of artificial dead ends, obligatory left turns, and deliberately tortuous obstacle-course barriers known as chicanes, put in place to protect children-who are never (God forbid!) sent to play outside.

Traditionally this has been in the form of summative assessment such as an end-of-course barrier examination.

The course lifted barriers for me".

There are, of course, many barriers to widespread drone delivery.

CNC Access to expertise, capacity, network, are all of course major barriers.

Local officials are discussing disassembling parts of the obstacle course of barriers and detours that American troops have used to keep them safe.