Sentence examples for represents a barrier from inspiring English sources

Their refusal to recognise this also represents a barrier to a long-term solution.

But the pink door on Room 311 at Public School 163 on the Upper West Side represents a barrier belied by its friendly hue.

Each component represents a barrier to the diffusion of radionuclides into the biosphere.

However, the lack of adequate modeling tools represents a barrier in designing and constructing such systems.

Concern about pain during placement of an intrauterine device (IUD) represents a barrier to use, especially among nulliparous women.

Each of these issues represents a barrier to the development and application or adoption of computational tools.

But while these options have expanded the reach of local agriculture, they may still represent a barrier for many farmers.

The remarks suggest that even an informal understanding between Labour and the SNP could represent a barrier to Clegg striking a post-election deal with Ed Miliband's party.

Two-visit protocols for IUD insertion may represent a barrier to IUD uptake.

This week, the Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen warned the quadrupling of the student loan debt since 2004 represented a barrier to social mobility.

The underlining basal cell layer and basement membrane could represent a barrier separating PSMA-expressing luminal cells from blood vessels in the stroma.