Sentence examples for massive barriers from inspiring English sources

"Traditionally in a financial institution, you have massive barriers to working together, you have a risk-averse culture and you have a lot of fear," Mr. Dorsey said.

For him and 30 other fellow sufferers, the German barracks, fenced in with barbed wire and protected by massive barriers and heavily armed guards, are a new home, at least until their burned-down houses have been rebuilt.

Their lack of size, funding and experience are massive barriers, so massive that the few students who might vote in the 2014 European or the 2015 General Elections will likely plump for the safer option of an established party.

There are massive barriers to entry because it's difficult to amass a global dataset of significance.

Says he isn't worried about Facebook music, they have no artists and there are massive barriers to entry.

Though President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address stressed the need for a competitive workforce, especially in more technical fields such as energy, young Americans see massive barriers to entering such professions, according to survey results released Wednesday.

So then what I'd do is put this massive barrier around me.

While Brin sees great potential in health, regulation is a massive barrier.

"If you have to hire a car it becomes a massive barrier," especially on holiday weekends when rental rates soar.

Israel's massive barrier covered in watchtowers, wire and soldiers is hardly a hiking trail but it will become one eventually.

"Stress is a massive barrier and it's certainly something that a lot of our student unions are tackling and supporting students with," says Asquith.