Sentence examples similar to outright barriers from inspiring English sources

Even when not an outright barrier to services, presence of electricity can improve the range of potential primary care interventions.

When the issue goes deeper – profound sensory deprivation, say, or outright immobility – then the barriers become harder to clear.

She was prepared for it to be a challenge, she says, "in the sense that being a tomboy at school could be a bit of a challenge, but there's a difference between having to be a bit plucky, and encountering actual physical barriers and outright hostility.

She noted that Congress had based its 2006 reauthorization on a fifteen-thousand-page legislative record documenting both outright vote denial and "second-generation barriers constructed to prevent minority voters from fully participating in the electoral process".

As a result, outright sexism is no longer the main barrier to gender equality.

But the Paycheck Fairness Act addresses at least one barrier faced by working women: outright pay discrimination.

To get around that pesky barrier, Judge Teilborg erroneously characterized Arizona's outright ban as a permissible "regulation" that limits only "some" previability abortions.

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For most countries international trade is regulated by unilateral barriers of several types, including tariffs, nontariff barriers, and outright prohibitions.

Though many people say that outright sexism is rare in the tech world these days, the barriers that Ms. Fleming encountered aren't unusual.

Where care is not hindered outright by eligibility deficits, limited care options remain a significant barrier.