Sentence examples for given the barriers from inspiring English sources

Q. Do you think you would be able to invent the Web today, given the barriers that are emerging?

Given the barriers to agreement that you've identified, what parties must or could usefully be involved, and how should you group them into more-manageable fronts?

Responding to the criticism, Brazil's agriculture minister said this month that Brazil might start leasing farmland to foreigners, given the barriers to ownership.

But given the barriers to bringing older films to market at a time when DVD sales are diminishing, it would be churlish to complain.

Indeed, the Congressional Research Service, in a new report, said that "given the barriers to eliminating or reducing most tax expenditures, it may prove difficult to gain more than $100 billion to $150 billion in additional tax revenues through base broadening". So Obama is on solid ground to suggest Republicans will have trouble meeting their goals.

The nonpartisan Congressional Research Service examined the full range of existing tax expenditures and concluded that, "Given the barriers to eliminating or reducing most tax expenditures, it may prove difficult to gain more than $100 billion to $150 billion" a year.

Another model, Meital Weinberg, 24, said she lived "in my bubble in Tel Aviv" and had not given the barrier much thought.

This seems unlikely given the barrier function of skin and that exogenous water would have to permeate the follicular orifice against an outflow of hydrophobic sebum.

Given the various barriers to U.S. companies doing business in China, that promise will be hard to keep.

"We're just not seeing many people queuing up to enter into the market, given the perceived barriers," Mr. Clark said.

She taught the performers how to act, dance and move gracefully, and it was no easy task, given the language barriers.