Sentence examples similar to had been language barriers from inspiring English sources

Very successful, but when they came to this country, they didn't really know anybody, they had no guidance, and there were language barriers.

There are language barriers.

Also, the Mediterranean cultures have mixed so many times, which has encouraged gestural communication because there have been verbal language barriers to overcome.

The problem could have been a language barrier.

Maybe it has been the language barrier: Spanish, Geordie English, Turkish.

Many immigrants, who had watched the trial closely, said the officers should have taken into account that there may have been a language barrier.

But odd circumstances sometimes determine sporting events, and this time it may have been the language barrier.

Captain McGuinness said the investigation had been hampered by language and cultural barriers between law enforcement investigators and a community fearful of authority.

She said that the language barrier had been her greatest obstacle so far, but that she has started to build friendships with local people at her daughters' school.

It has been argued that language barriers can have a deleterious effect on healthcare service delivery, leading to such errors as misdiagnosis, failure of preventive therapy or non-adherence to prescribed medication, which could ultimately lead to charges of medical negligence and award of substantial damages against doctors [ 72].

Barriers had been broken.