Sentence examples for stand as a barrier from inspiring English sources

Yet Judge Kavanaugh could stand as a barrier to commonsense gun safety reforms that would keep our schools and communities safe.

Hitomi Hayashibara, a graduate student of organic and synthetic chemistry at Tokyo Metropolitan University, said that having a higher degree in a scientific field could stand as a barrier to marriage, particularly if the man is seen as being less educated or of a lower social status.

Ballmer recently said on a shareholders' call that the company would never again let hardware or anything else stand as a barrier to innovation, admitting that Microsoft was late to the game (especially with the tablet).

It's my belief that debt should position people for future financial success, not stand as a barrier to success.

The idea that the political reality in Washington, DC, may stand as a barrier to what may be termed progressive reform in the US is not new.

Thus, the frequency and efficiency in A. tumefaciens-mediated transformation of Superroot-derived leaves still stand as a barrier for its extensive use.

Here Nice stands as a barrier between drugs sellers and patients, sometimes to the dismay of the latter's relatives.

Unfortunately, the lack of bicycle demand data stands as a barrier to design, planning, and research efforts in bicycle transportation.

Despite their abilities to avoid swallowing difficulties, frequency of dosing stood as a barrier for these formulations.

Investigation is a part of lawmaking and the First Amendment, as well as the Fifth, stands as a barrier to state intrusion of privacy.

But a Supreme Court decision last year stands as a barrier against suing medical device companies — an obstacle that some members of Congress want to remove.