Sentence examples for same barrier as from inspiring English sources

Will China's exports hit the same barrier as a result of weakening competitiveness, or rising protectionism An IMF working paper published in 2009 calculated that if China remained as dependent on exports as in recent years, then to sustain annual GDP growth of 8% its share of world exports would rise to about 17% by 2020.

Initially, Eckerle encountered the same barrier as Donaldson: bat tissue is hard to get.

They face some of the same barriers as academic (being allowed time, recognition etc), plus sometimes the added challenges of a lack of respect for the contribution they can make from the university hierarchy".

The Declassification Engine, though, wouldn't face the same barriers as the two human researchers, since its technologies focus less on the redaction bars themselves than on the spaces and words around them.

But Treyarch is trapped within the confines of this billion dollar prison and its desire to add tactical depth, and narrative ingenuity, to the recipe is now continually coming up against the same barriers as the player when you attempt to run out of the sneakily limited action box: "you are leaving the mission area, you have ten seconds to return".

But in reality, New Brunswickers needing abortions face many of the same barriers as people in PEI.

Today, she has 70 employees, a mining license, and wants to make sure that the next generation of women miners don't face the same barriers as she did.

Boys and girls identified the same barriers as the most important, but dealt with the barriers differently.

They are confronted with the same barriers as other citizens but, in addition, also face specific legal and social obstacles due to their particular status as children.

18 These factors could have contributed to why the mothers included in the present study were relatively ambivalent regarding the promotion of HPV vaccination to their daughters, and why they perceived the same barriers as reported previously.

Improvement in the handling of dementia in general practice faces the same barriers as other implementations initiatives: lack of perceived requirement for change; costs; poorly designed implementation; inadequate technology.