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Research is vital: It would be difficult to launch the kind of low tax-base funded healthcare found in the UK internationally.

The original UBC became a node facilitating the new university-university collaboration that otherwise would have been difficult to launch.

Environmental advocates say it would have been difficult to launch a more potentially devastating attack on the EPA and its stated mission, "to protect human health and the environment".

But from Tuesday, the magazine will be difficult to ignore when it launches a bold scheme to give away 200,000 copies of the November issue at major train stations.

This is impressive forward momentum, but CCS Insight believes that the economic and logistical challenges of modular phones will be difficult to overcome (see Google Launches Build-Your-Own-Phone Project Ara) and that Google's energies to bring connected devices to another 5 billion users could be better spent.

Rocket Lab is certainly an attractive option to small satellite companies who want rides to specific orbits that would be difficult to obtain through traditional, more established launch providers.

Ms. Godfrey said it could be difficult to get children started, or what she calls "launched".

In the present environment, I think it's going to be very difficult to launch a social enterprise".

"It would be pretty difficult to launch a ski brand from Africa," she noted.

"It's really difficult to launch a new subscription-based journal, but the open-access fee model is scalable," she says.

It's difficult to compare this launch to the September 2015 launch, when the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, which were available for less than a week, and accounted for 24% of sales in the quarter.