Sentence examples similar to present day barriers from inspiring English sources
We must pass the Voting Rights Amendment Act and equip our democracy to respond to present-day barriers at the ballot box.
At a larger scale, isolation by distance, and the existence of potential past or present-day barriers may promote higher levels of genetic differentiation.
While traditional habits and socio-cultural barriers may be contributing to the present day situation, several studies and reports have drawn attention to serious problems in the TSC programme design and implementation [ 2].
Repeated erosion and recycling of pre-existing barriers as well as barrier construction on what is currently the off-shore platform during still-stands in sea-level regressional cycles, when sea levels dropped below ca −50 m from the present day, has added to the complexity of the preserved terrestrial barrier record.
There are few barriers to applying the knowledge gained from this study to present day clinical medicine.
Historically, this has been a major barrier to receiving care and continues to be the case with present day Veterans.
While the use of non-barrier contraceptive methods seem to have become a common practice in present day, unprotected sex with the risk of contacting sexually transmitted infections including HIV remain high.
The present day geographic distribution of genetic diversity within European Alosa sp. suggests the existence of a strong but permeable barrier between the Atlantic and Mediterranean seas, as shown for a number of other aquatic species.
Commentaries such as The Blue Cliff Record (c. 1125; Chinese: Biyan lu; Japanese Heikigan roku) and The Gateless Barrier (1229; Chinese: Wumen guan; Japanese: Mumon kan) remain basic textbooks for Zen students to the present day.
Her influence continues to the present day.
