Sentence examples for sort of barriers from inspiring English sources

Recently, Wheeler has been invoking this concept to make the case that state restrictions on how localities can provide Internet service are exactly the sort of "barriers" that the F.C.C. is meant to remove.

That's part of what attracted me to the concept was breaking down those sort of barriers.

"It lasts forever and can provide a sort of barrier".

A simple framework that will hold some sort of barrier, for example polythene, is the best.

"We realised there must have been some sort of barrier to them dispersing between South America and Australia before about 105m years ago," Poropat said.

If experts conclude Egypt should install some sort of barrier, then turning the clock back may be the answer.

There is footage here of dark-skinned people at some sort of barrier, and then of crowds running for what looks like a border.

The high-low dynamic between the price and the utilitarian sensibility of the food at Sette Mezzo creates a sort of barrier to lumpenproletariat diners.

When Ren uses the Force to unlock her mind, he seems to accidentally also unlock her Force potential, breaking some sort of barrier within her mind.

But even if Knausgaard is serving his self‑revelation in a sauce of kink, it takes on more than therapeutic importance when one considers the way shame functions as a sort of barrier to authenticity.

In July, however, the 35-year-old broke through another sort of barrier when she sang Hamish Henderson's 1960 protest song "Freedom Come-All-Ye" at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.