Sentence examples for posed a barrier from inspiring English sources

As with the Chandler trusts, the Eugene C. Pulliam trust contained language that posed a barrier to any sale.

Despite having Medicare coverage, U.S. adults age 65 or older were the most likely to report that cost posed a barrier to care.

"...homeless student liaisons reported that the differing definitions of homelessness used by the Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development posed a barrier to serving homeless students.

Patients and staff benefited from these services; however, logistical challenges posed a barrier.

Previous work concluded that catabolism posed a barrier to a titratable response by breaking down the inducing molecule.

For most people with pain, fear of pain and potential injury posed a barrier to engaging in physical activity.

This poses a barrier to entry for rivals.

Moreover, the 18 states in the case have appeared to be more aggressive than the Justice Department in pursuing penalties, and they may pose a barrier to a deal.

In addition, the rule may pose a barrier to entry to some commercial banks that can't afford the sophisticated regulatory apparatus to comply with the rule.

A policy statement by the American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs says that "physicians should forgive or waive the co-payment" if it would pose "a barrier to needed care because of financial hardship".

Getting back there is relatively easy, too, because the front shoulder belts are integrated into the seats, so they don't pose a barrier that you have to climb over or crawl under.