Sentence examples for terrible barriers from inspiring English sources

In Study 1, drivers identified a range of advantages (e.g., didn't damage car), disadvantages (e.g., inconvenient, but not so terrible), barriers (e.g., urgency to reach destination), and facilitators (e.g., making plans and using existing plans) to avoiding driving through floodwater.

Ultimately, said Sachs, this is rooted in power: poverty is a terrible barrier but we cannot realize these rights because the conditions to realize them are about who has power and how it is used.

This country has a long and terrible tradition of erecting barriers to participation.

Just last week, Human Rights Watch published a report on education in India, documenting the barriers and terrible discrimination experienced there by the children of Dalits, tribal groups and Muslims.

In my view, erecting unneeded regulatory barriers is a terrible policy mistake.

His terrible credit record proved no barrier.

It's possible that terrible twos are the educational barrier that we can't break past.

The Great Barrier Reef is in terrible shape.

The stuff, which can be sprayed on plants, grass, walkways and buildings without causing damage, smells terrible, and thus provides a natural barrier to unwanted animal visitation.

In fact, Reagan thought a barrier on the border was a terrible idea.

Dragan Arih, a ranger in Croatia's Risnjak national park, said that extending the barrier to his forest would be "terrible, awful, catastrophic".