Sentence examples for first barriers from inspiring English sources

The first barriers will be technical.

First, barriers to entry are lower in the digital realm.

For men, dyeing the gray was one of the first barriers to fall.

But most observers expect that the first barriers to fall will be economic ones; South Korea's business community "is ready to reap lucrative deals", said the Korea Times yesterday.

I think that here - maybe I'm wrong - I can't see it getting beyond the first barriers and I can't, frankly, see the political will.' Rattle famously spent 18 years from 1980 with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, lifting it from British music's Championship to the Premier League, though not the European Champions League, playing in Britain's most acoustically perfect performance hall.

The 1950s was a period of transition a time when the United States began its shift from an industrial society to a postindustrial society, and the era when the first barriers between African-American culture and white culture began to come down.

Florida is his first barrier.

The first barrier is distance.

"But breaking through that first barrier is hard".

The first barrier is the high upfront cost.

The gastrointestinal tract represents the first barrier against dietary xenobiotics.