Sentence examples for the chief barriers from inspiring English sources

Experts say it is beginning to spread quickly into the broader population, and one of the chief barriers to prevention and treatment is the stigma that makes outcasts of those who carry the virus.

Among the chief barriers to a comprehensive deal in Copenhagen is Congress's inability to enact climate and energy legislation that sets binding targets on greenhouse gases in the United States.

This is in line with a recent recommendation from the Rand Corp., which identified the current lack of funding for firearm research as one of the chief barriers to knowing which gun-control policies might save the most lives.

Cost is one of the chief barriers keeping sewage treatment plants from going for the gold, says Charles Bott, chief of research and development at the Hampton Roads Sanitation District in Virginia Beach, which serves 1.7 million people in southeastern Virginia.

Among the chief barriers to success is warehousing and distribution.

Rafi blamed "Afghanistan's culture of impunity" among its leaders, reinforced by the population's "lack of political will" as the chief barriers to justice.

But the United States has also been the chief barrier to Soviet dominance in the world.

To one, government is an essential enabler of opportunity; to the other, it is, invariably, "the chief barrier".

Another section focuses on why race, more than class or income, is still the chief barrier to housing integration.

In this fantasy, indigenous peoples, who are the chief barrier to destruction of the Amazon, are portrayed as a "threat to national sovereignty".

This wholesale contracting out of state schools to a huge number of different and highly disparate bodies is the prime cause of the current chaos and the chief barrier to effective oversight and support.