Sentence examples for hard barrier from inspiring English sources
Even then, let's keep it real: it is not going to be raining gold because of the hard barrier of GDP/capita.
Mesh networks like these only work when there are enough devices around that run apps that support this technology, and that's a hard barrier to overcome outside of some special events where everybody uses the same app (think a concert or conference).
He pointed out that there was no hard barrier between opposing lanes of the freeway.
He pointed out that there was no hard barrier between the opposing lanes of the freeway.
"They're a hard barrier, but you can just walk around them". Neither Picarello nor representatives of Catholic healthcare associations could say how many employers were likely to be affected by the rule change.
In such cases, the CTD will not provide a hard barrier for colliding with the CARDS, and these will fail to disengage upon ATP binding and domain compaction.
Mudflats and salt marshes provide a natural "sponge" for rising sea levels rather than hard barriers like shingle, while lifting the shingle also allows more water into the land – raising the water table and, in effect, raising the flood risk.
Next year, Defra will publish a long-term policy statement on flooding and coastal erosion and the Environment Agency will issue a new 50-year flood strategy, which Gove said should "explore new philosophies", going beyond traditional flood defences such as sea and river walls and other "hard" barriers.
Marcello Di Cintio is the author of four books, including Walls: Travels Along the Barricades, which examined walls, fences, and other "hard" barriers – and the people who live in their shadows.
"The hardest barrier to break is the economic one," said Lopiano, the foundation's executive director.
She continued: "Because women have higher and harder barriers to clear the path to executive office, the women that win need to exceed expectations – so by comparison they tend to be more qualified than their opponents".
