Sentence examples for true gatekeeper from inspiring English sources

And if there is diversity, even a limited amount, that unconscious is the true gatekeeper preventing our ability to unlock the benefits of diversity within an organization.

Lawmakers and federal bureaucrats say these purchases raise questions about the stringency of the college accreditation process, and whether it is suited to be a true gatekeeper of federal dollars.

They are the true gatekeepers of America.

I have no doubt that within a few more years many successful women will indeed rise to positions of power as true gatekeepers.

Why do you consider the shadow to be the gatekeeper of true freedom?

"I feel the will is there for change, but the reality is that in order for true diversity to happen, the gatekeepers and commissioners need to step aside," he said.

It is true that the old, clubby, elitist-gatekeeper world of news and journalism, the world in which Kaiser lived and worked, is being forced by the relentless onslaught of smartphones and the Internet to reinvent itself entirely.

Born into a family of Holocaust survivors, Maylor's iconic artworks upset the status quo, as all great art does, in revealing the gatekeepers supression of the true value of art -- the illumination of the unconscious stream of life.

The same holds true for structural contact with all involved gatekeeper specia lists.

It's true the mainstream media can no longer play gatekeeper.

But it might also be true to say that you can only be a gatekeeper if you want to keep something behind closed doors.