Sentence examples for further barrier from inspiring English sources

For the small-building owner, a further barrier against prodigal wealth is debt service.

The misconception that only children and parents are equipped to evaluate children's theatre presents a further barrier.

One Oxbridge admissions tutor admitted to me that such testing may add a further barrier to people from state schools.

The vice-chancellor, Barney Glover, said the changes to student loan arrangements, combined with potentially large increases in fees, "may provide a further barrier or disincentive for students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds considering tertiary study".

It's difficult to buy public-adminstered housing in Singapore unless you're married or over 35, which presents a further barrier on top of the high cost of dwellings in the city.

It may seem curious to ask indebted governments to pay citizens to live on the dole in another country, yet increased employment should eventually result, as those who move find work.Professional qualifications act as a further barrier to movement across borders.

Further barriers to equal opportunity are created, perpetuating disparity, rather than challenging it.

To say now that a C is what stands between them and finishing their education will add further barriers.

The decision was criticised by the National Union of Students, which argued that it put up further barriers to poorer students.

"We anticipate a prompt answer and do not see any further barriers arising," said Walter Reiser, the Paraguayan representative on the commission.

He added: "Ofgem believes a referral offers the opportunity to once and for all clear the air and decide if there are any further barriers which are preventing competition from bearing down as hard as possible on prices," he said.