Sentence examples for creating a barrier to from inspiring English sources

Cubism served Picasso well by creating a barrier to self-expression.

Despite antiretroviral therapy, HIV-1 persists in memory CD4+ T cells, creating a barrier to cure.

From November, tier 4 (general) students at colleges will have to apply from outside the UK, creating a barrier to further study or employment.

Moreover, most corporate law firms are structured as partnerships, in which investment in new technologies must come directly out of the partners' pockets, creating a barrier to funding new tools.

For now, local officials are considering three options: more widespread desalination; treating wastewater and re-injecting it back into the aquifer, creating a barrier to the movement of saltwater; and putting new municipal wells in the center of the Cape May peninsula.

The charity's report, Going Solo, warns that a dire shortage of financial resources, a lack of available help with skills, such as budgeting or business planning, and a lack of practical support with tasks, such as completing tax returns, risk creating a barrier to people fulfilling their ambition of working for themselves.

This creates a barrier to knowledge".

To create a barrier to that trade would be catastrophic.

It can create a barrier to some potentially harmful bacteria.

This creates a barrier to many projects keen to foster new connections.

So the listing creates a barrier to rivals, which often wind up challenging patents in court.