Sentence examples for inherent barriers from inspiring English sources
Movies are often shot on foreign territory, with inherent barriers of language and custom.
It's essential that more is done to overcome the inherent barriers to achieving prosecutions.
One is the shift to digital distribution, which has just completely reduced some of those inherent barriers to entry.
And what was interesting was not only did they share that sense of wonder and discovery, but they also shared this fundamental optimism that if you figured this stuff out, people's lives would be better; that there were no inherent barriers to us solving the big problems that we face as long as we were diligent and focused and observant and curious.
Many strategies have been developed to overcome the inherent barriers to drug delivery across mucosal routes.
Recently, various approaches have been studied involving many strategies using various technologies that have shown success in delivering insulin, which are designed to overcome the inherent barriers for insulin uptake across the gastrointestinal tract, mucosal membranes and skin.
"We feel there's an inherent barrier to classic movies, especially for younger audiences, who don't know the stars and don't know the films," Ms. Evans said.
Disagreeing with the film's central argument that material possessions are an inherent barrier to personal identity, he pointed out: "It's important not to disparage prosperity, for it gives people opportunity and leisure and security … It's not all there is to life, but it creates the possibility of fashioning a life that has integrity and meaning".
The fact that JC HEM doesn't provide recognized certification (five comments) is an inherent barrier.
With this method the major limitation of using PAA templates is overcome by selectively removing the dendritic ends, formed due to the inherent barrier layer thinning step required for nanowires growth.
The thin ZnO coating on the TiO2 surface forms an inherent barrier layer to block electron transfer from the conduction band or trap sites of TiO2 to electrolyte, retarding charge recombination in the TiO2/electrolyte interface [43].
