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barrier

[bar-ee-er] / ˈbær i ər /




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High costs, limited production capacity, and supply-chain constraints are major barriers to universal access to the injections that can help people shift significant weight, says WHO.

From BBC

What makes these allegations particularly concerning is that, if accurate, they’d amount to an established firm erecting barriers to entry to a smaller competitor—classic anticompetitive behavior.

From The Wall Street Journal

As a pair of academics wrote recently in MIT Sloan Management Review, “The barrier to full automation isn’t raw capability—it’s a stack of human, legal and cultural constraints.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Christianity crosses every kind of barrier: political, religious, ethnic, economic, geographic.

From The Wall Street Journal

Officials added feedback highlighted the lack of inhalation spaces as "the main barrier to using the service".

From BBC