Sentence examples for particular barriers from inspiring English sources

Does James think female crime writers face particular barriers?

Lisa O'Keefe, director of sport at Sport England, said it was important to invest in ways that overcome the particular barriers to women taking part in sport.

But for all to reach that universal goal, the policy must also be "targeted," meaning it must include strategies specific to the particular barriers that some people face and others do not.

It found, in part, that Portuguese "invisibility" from politics is not just a question of the particular barriers faced by Portuguese immigrants or their attitudes toward politics, but it is also a function of the welcome the host society provides.

Costs vary depending on the particular HIV services goal at each site and particular barriers faced in their systems.

"We are looking into what the particular issues are and whether there were particular barriers and problems in that particular project, and seeing if there is anything we can do to unlock that," said the spokesman.

Artists challenge boundaries and sex is a particular barrier.

Final properties, in particular barrier properties, are notably enhanced.

In addition, the particular barrier properties toward gas and water are preserved.

I honestly thought it would be Jeff Dunham (or one of his insufferable puppets) who would break that particular barrier, but here we are.

As ever, though, it seems England have to overcome the particular barrier that is Shivnarine Chanderpaul, for whom dynamite is normally required to remove from the crease, an area for which he is said to have a postcode and mailbox.