Sentence examples similar to entry obstacles from inspiring English sources

In other countries, employers rely on the college-entry obstacle course to select the brightest and best.

On 11 April, after the hotel has closed, it will host an 8k race over ice obstacles (entry £95).

Secondly, the route from an origin to the destination is identified by considering the information of obstacles, entry and exit.

Turkey's path toward entry remained strewn with obstacles.

The fake green card symbolizes the obstacles to entry into this country.

Aside from marketing, there are several other obstacles to entry in terms of accessing new markets – lack of knowledge being one of them.

Visa applications, interviews and fees can all create obstacles to entry.

This seems a reinforcing cycle, since obstacles to entry (the multi-step process could result in fees up to $450 and wait times up to one month, according to Lonely Planet) may be deterring tourists from visiting.

Competitors trying to innovate in this space with open networks and devices will face formidable obstacles to entry put in place by a duopoly that sees openness as anathema to profits.

Accounting for these cases is especially important in countries where health care is not publicly subsidized or where there are obstacles to entry other than the availability of resources.

Russia overcame the last obstacle to entry last week when Georgia, which like any W.T.O.