Sentence examples for lifelong barriers from inspiring English sources
But even for arrests without conviction, or for convictions of nonviolent misdemeanors and infractions, Vallas noted, meant "lifelong barriers to housing, employment, education, many of the necessary building blocks that people need to really rejoin their communities".
Patients' concern of the side-effects of the drugs, drug compliance issues, and lifelong drug therapy are barriers to patients starting metformin.
We all became lifelong friends, despite the language barriers.
Others sadly bemoaned the fact that their friend didn't live long enough to realize his lifelong goal of surfing the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
UC often requires lifelong medication, but poor adherence to medication has been an important barrier to successful management.
To adequately address patients' needs on a lifelong therapy, adherence-counselling sessions require provision of problem-solving strategies for common barriers to continuous care.
Felicity Wishart was a lifelong conservationist who campaigned to save the Australian rainforests, prevent profiteering woodland-clearing and protect the Great Barrier Reef.
In Hemsley et al. (2014), speech pathologists identified barriers to children using their own AAC systems in hospital and also to providing AAC solutions for children with lifelong disabilities.
