Sentence examples for entrenched barriers from inspiring English sources

After Black Monday in October 1987 the art was gone too, and with the market in disarray and gatekeepers confused, entrenched barriers came down.

This is a genuine good news story, champions whose achievement cuts across entrenched barriers, vaults an impassible gulf of finance and privilege, a reprise of the most inspiring basic sporting principle of open competition.

Word counts are not always good indicators of change, but in this case, it does illustrate how significantly the narrative of development finance has moved towards a focus on building national treasuries of public money, rather than working around their non-existence as if aid could overcome entrenched barriers that have only ever been conquered by increased national spending.

"The situation in Slovakia now is exactly the same as it was in the United States," said Peter Pollak, a Roma member of Parliament and the government's plenipotentiary for Roma communities, who recently visited the United States to learn about its battles over segregated schooling and other entrenched barriers to equality.

José Tomás Cortés, who since 2005 has coached the women's futsal selection from Antioquia, shakes his head at the entrenched social barriers.

In the end the plan will lead to even more savage fighting, to more entrenched political barriers to compromise, to a failed Iraqi state providing the opportunity for every breed of Islamic whacko to do its thing.

We seem to be returning to the economic and social configuration of pre-New Deal America, when unions were weak, booms confined to the wealthiest fifth of the population, and Americans entrenched behind barriers of race and ethnicity.

Shackled to my boring round of funerals and whist drives, I watched from afar as the Beatles appeared on the Royal Variety Performance in 1963, sending entrenched class barriers tumbling, and then in 1964 as they left on their first trip to America, the point where the decade really exploded.