Sentence examples for significant bar from inspiring English sources

The American government, echoing drug makers, argues that patents are not a significant bar to AIDS treatment.

Twelve states, mainly in the South and Midwest, still forbid sales of coffins by anyone but licensed funeral directors, a significant bar to competition.

Their most significant bar rier was the absence of a clearly defined path by which one left one career and took up another.

Homeland security inspector General John Roth found that the agents spent about five hours at a bar during and after a retirement party for a colleague at the agency that protects the president and ran up a "significant" bar tab before driving to the White House on 4 March.

In the early 1990s, the author of well-regarded but commercially unsuccessful biographies of Tallulah Bankhead and Estee Lauder found herself adrift in her Upper West Side apartment, broke, unable to pay her significant bar tab or land a new book contract.

The most significant measure effectively bars the use of the United States dollar in trading or investment.

(Red bars are strongly significant, orange bars are somewhat significant, and grey bars are non-significant).

Mean (±S.E.M). tumor growth over time in mice (n=6 7 per group) injected with tumor cells and treated as indicated (**P<0.01; NS, not significant), Scale bar: 50 μm.

All five of Pellegrini's summer signings played a part, but it was significant that, bar a late Stevan Jovetic tap-in, the key contributions came from players that featured under Mancini.

The numerical values of this parameter and its variation with temperature obtained with this procedure show a general qualitative and semi-quantitative agreement with existing experimental data for the different systems, though with significant error bars.

The bill then passed to a third reading in the House of Lords, where it took a few minor amendments, but escaped any significant opposition barring a brief dispute over the status of Cadet units; it was eventually agreed that they could be supported by the associations provided that no funding was to be provided from money voted by Parliament.