Sentence examples for greater barrier from inspiring English sources

But why, when half the voters are female, should gender prove an even greater barrier in American electoral politics than race?

"But, in addition to providing [developing states] with the access to trade, we must demonstrate our commitment to provide the practical support to reduce their transport and other costs which are, in some countries, a greater barrier than tariffs".

"Why should your next-door neighbor be given a greater barrier to voting than you just because they have a medical diagnosis?" So far, in Maine "basically now there is no restriction," said Melissa Packard, the state's director of elections.

Yet the voyeuristic grimness of the world depicted in this "homage to silent film" offers a greater barrier than language ever could, forcing the audience to look away – a peculiarly perverse response to provoke given the film's immersive achievements.

The Senate – which cannot be gerrymandered, because it's a statewide office, rather than based on in-state districts – has generally been a greater barrier to progressive change than the gerrymandered House of Representatives.

While men and women can both struggle with the two-body problem, the survey showed that it is typically a greater barrier to the advancement of women.

Women of color face even greater barriers.

Interestingly, macro- and microvascular ECs exhibited different sensitivities to OxPAPC and, in microvascular EC OxPAPC, induced a greater barrier-protective effect than in macrovascular ECs.

The CD and control groups identified greater barriers.

Great Barrier Reef under threat.

(Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority 2012).