Sentence examples for have met barriers from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in Russia, foreign companies have met barriers, but in Sakhalin, the Russian government is actively courting them, though bureaucratic hurdles to secure set tax rates still abound.

However, efforts to broadly screen populations for communicable diseases have met formidable barriers.

Just when you think the sport's daredevil pioneers have met an oceanic swell that can't be conquered, another barrier is breached.

The women's pole vault has drama, with the American Stacy Dragila trying to reach the 16-foot barrier, which the Russians Yelena Isinbayeva and Svetlana Feofanova have met.

Scotland have met expectations.

I also could go on and on sharing stories from the lives of hundreds of children we've met through the Breaking Barriers program.

This was the first time a grouping of BME senior managers crossing health and social care had met together to look at barriers to gaining top jobs, and ways of breaking through systems which stubbornly never seem to shift.

In my travels for work, I've met people that have worked way harder than I have yet they seem destined to struggle with barriers beyond my comprehension.

"Everyone I've met".

I've met her.

Neither had met Willingham.