Sentence examples for a distribution challenge from inspiring English sources

Released on 51 screens, sci-fi flick I Origins proved a distribution challenge for Fox.

A three-hour 18-certificate comedy might be considered a distribution challenge.

The audience for this film is hard to identify, which means it always represented a distribution challenge.

And Brit heist flick Plastic, while certainly a distribution challenge, had meaningful talent elements for teen audiences.

Absent that, Free State of Jones represented a distribution challenge, despite some admiring reviews including from the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw.

Mechanic: Resurrection offers more Jason Statham, while the Andy Samberg comedy Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping looks like quite a distribution challenge for the UK market.

About Time suggests itself as a tricky distribution challenge since the romance and comedy come with a time-travel sci-fi element, and also intimate family drama: great if all the genre hooks accrete; less so if they cancel each other out.

But he agreed that it posed a "very tricky" distribution challenge.

This is a bit of a twist on solving the distribution challenge faced by many companies in the education space.

"There's no question, it's a struggle," Jon A. Fredrikson, a San Francisco wine consultant, said of the distribution challenge.

Perhaps the larger point is not one of money or stuff but rather simply a recognition that emergencies almost invariably involve what might be generically described as huge supply chain and distribution challenge that happens when a tremendous inflow occurs just when the distribution channels break.