Sentence examples for leading barriers from inspiring English sources

High Blu-ray player prices and the need for an accompanying high-definition television were also leading barriers to wider adoption, the survey showed.

In fact, organizations like the Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs and the World Economic Forum share that this "talent gap" is one of the leading barriers to progress.

Research has shown stigma is one of the leading barriers to ending HIV, but stigma reduction efforts are relegated to the bottom of HIV program priorities.

And it's a good thing they are: The United Nations and other leading global development organizations have published that a lack of access to skills is one of the leading barriers to progress.

A talent gap is one of the leading barriers to progress, so we say that no matter your skills (from art to zoology) or availability (from one week to one year), there is an organization that can benefit from your expertise.

In contrast to this, 'difficult to change' are the leading barriers for uncorrected presbyopia.

There are many things we must do to tackle this issue, most notably improving the work-life balance which the report correctly cites as a leading barrier to attracting and retaining women in the tech industry.

In both the Australian and Scottish cohorts, sedation was the leading barrier to mobilisation.

Among people with uncorrected presbyopia, lack of 'felt need' was the leading barrier.

Despite this, lack of affordability continues to remain a concern and still is a leading barrier.

Among those that did not teach EBP, inadequate educator competence was the leading barrier.