Sentence examples for those very barriers from inspiring English sources

Often, indeed, they take pleasure in those very barriers.

It's absurd to observe that there are barriers to success, and then argue that those very barriers were the reason that the few who succeeded managed to do so.

Otherwise, you're just expressing righteous indignation, thereby helping solidify the very barriers between partisan camps that you were presumably hoping to breach.

Because Wikileaks is testing the very barriers of information and access and, as such, is an important story in both the science and art of fact gathering.

Women face very real barriers, men are given very real unearned benefits, and these are collective social problems.

And you've shone a light on the very real deficits this country faces with our broken mental health system and very real barriers to care.

The tennis tradition was separation through the very real barriers of money and class.

"For many millennials, affordability, knowledge and impact are very real barriers to a more sustained, deliberate approach to giving," she says.

Students face very real barriers to learning; they also possess amazing strengths and potential.

Those are very big barriers to successful entry, but they can surely be overcome by a company the size of Microsoft, and as far as I'm concerned they still have a fighting chance.

They may not realize, however, that those very tools may be creating barriers to accessing top talent.