Sentence examples for difficulty barrier from inspiring English sources

This whole process, once you've overcome the initial difficulty barrier, is indescribably rewarding.

However, many participants reported difficulties (barriers) in using this service, including the negative attitudes of many taxi drivers towards their disability and difficulties experienced in getting in and out of the taxis.

While white participants were more likely to consider travel difficulty a barrier, non-white participants were more likely to consider discomfort with experimentation a barrier (both p<0.05).

I know of horror stories about people of color having difficulty breaking barriers, but it hasn't happened to me.

Most importantly, attrition rates are high (up to 33%) which may reflect dissatisfaction or difficulty overcoming barriers, such as transportation, financial difficulties, and stigma.

Our findings of 'concern with experimentation' and 'travel difficulty' as barriers to participation are similar to a recent meta-analysis by Mills et al. [ 21].

In-depth interviews were conducted with health professionals (probed on missed opportunities, health information delivery system and any difficulty or barriers to provide immunization service) and three FGDs were conducted with mothers or caregivers (probed on their knowledge, attitude towards immunization and barriers for not vaccinating their children).

Topics discussed included, but were not limited to, the following: 1) understanding of the kit and its limitations; 2) purpose of the kit; 3) convenience, difficulty, or barriers to the use of the kit; and 4) any anxieties or worries about using the device.

They create new routes with new difficulties and barriers to overcome.

Challenges, difficulties and barriers to environmental engineering applications needs to be readdressed and reenvisioned.

Its chair Robin Farrar said: "The language standards should establish new and clear rights so people can use Welsh day to day, without difficulties or barriers.