Sentence examples for host of barriers from inspiring English sources
As a system, it might seem tailormade for people stuck in a cell for hours every day but, according to Jones, a host of barriers must be overcome for a prisoner to have any chance of success.
The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China said in its annual position paper earlier this month that a host of barriers prevented its members from competing with their local rivals on a level playing field.
But the Netherlands still has a long way to go: work hours per person, including those out of the labour force, are still 15% less than in Germany and 35% below America's level.The blame, argues McKinsey, lies with a host of barriers that hinder job creation, such as high taxes and social-security benefits which reduce the incentive to create and seek jobs, and inflexible work rules.
Brazil is supposedly Argentina's partner in a customs union, but its exports face a host of barriers.Shown up by the neighboursNow Argentina has followed the world into recession and it is ill-placed to respond.
She is shunned and faces a host of barriers.
Foreigners in China receive preferential treatment in terms of residence facilities and access to quality food, while at the same time facing a host of barriers designed to limit their contact with ordinary Chinese.
She is now a host of Barrier Free, a primetime TV show about fighting prejudice.
A host of import barriers, and especially its protectionist farm policies, earn Japan a low ranking in the trade category: only Norway and Switzerland do worse.
Beyond such squabbling, historians and political scientists say, a host of institutional barriers make it difficult for any third party to gain permanent footing in America's political soil.
Locked in by culture, language and a host of soft barriers like differences in the recognition of professional licensing, trouble transferring pension rights, access to public housing and varying tax codes, few Europeans are actually working outside their own countries in Europe.
While the data clearly supports their argument, a host of psychological barriers makes it difficult to get the news across.
