Sentences with phrase «few barriers to entry»

Once its value started to rise, it's now a self - feeding frenzy with investors from around the world able to buy into it with few barriers to entry.

The quick - service restaurant segment is highly competitive, and there are few barriers to entry for competitors.

With relatively few barriers to entry, there has been a proliferation of new online dating sites over the years.

For example, landlords will likely find it difficult to fill many of the stores that Winn - Dixie plans to close because they are in small markets with few barriers to entry like Raleigh - Durham, N.C. and Savannah, Ga. «Usually a dark grocery store has been re-tenanted because of limited availability and the empty space created an opportunity,» says Barry Fishbach, an executive vice president with Robert K. Futterman & Associates LLC in New York.

While Big data analysis pushes practitioners to the extremes on both the feasibility and the «awesome» axes, it does so with fewer barriers to entry.

At the low end, there are few barriers to entry, though the industry is starting to require postgraduate certifications in multiple languages for advanced translations.

Its «innovation without permission» ecosystem flows from a decentralized, open architecture that has few barriers to entry.

Online dating with its semi-anonymity and few barriers to entry, on the other hand, lends itself to bad experiences.

On one hand, there are fewer barriers to entry than ever before.

Since distributing e-books is so much cheaper and simpler than distributing physical books to bookstores, there are fewer barriers to entry and much easier discovery.

Companies like Lyft, TaskRabbit, Instacart and others are often hiring and have few barriers to entry.

With no license requirements and few barriers to entry, virtually anyone can hang out a shingle and does.

If you are a non-technology professional, understand that many IT jobs require a college degree, but there are some that have fewer barriers to entry.