Sentence examples for facing barriers from inspiring English sources

We need to ensure that women receive proper access to healthcare when they need it, without facing barriers".

Ninety per cent of black staff members in further and higher education have described facing barriers to promotion in colleges and universities, according to a new report.

With Muslim women more likely to be the victims of Islamophobic attacks than men, and facing barriers such as lower levels of employment and qualifications than the population as a whole, this can add to existing feelings of disenfranchisement.

While there are some problems unique to Qsymia, it is also facing barriers that are likely to confront other weight-loss drugs as well, including Belviq, a drug from Arena Pharmaceuticals and Eisai, that went on sale last month.

The students' letter warns however: "Debt aversion disproportionately affects groups already facing barriers to education: the participation rate increase for the poorest students has stagnated and 18-year-olds from the most disadvantaged backgrounds are 2.4 times less likely to apply".

This is the big picture of mental health care in America: not perfectly healthy people popping pills for no reason, but people with real illnesses lacking access to care; facing barriers like ignorance, stigma and high prices; or finding care that is ineffective.

Students in classes facing barrier examinations at the end of the year had the highest positivity rates.

Even those who succeeded faced barriers.

They face barriers that are cultural as well as practical.

They faced barriers of race and class, religion and language.

It is intolerable that people continue to face barriers to voting because of their disability.