(Glass is particularly elusive in this respect).
Ahold's frantic recent purchases in Spain are an attempt to catch up, though it still has less than 1% of the market.Cross-border scale economies are particularly elusive in food retailing precisely where overseas expansion has been most enthusiastic, notes Keith Wills, a retail analyst at Goldman Sachs in London.
The first, he thinks, is particularly elusive today.
Top executives in those businesses have relationships with performers and the skill at developing programs that appeal to a mass audience that is particularly elusive, the executive added.
But Obama's path through the university towns is particularly elusive.
In industries with stringent safety requirements, regulatory interventions that ensure safety while maintaining incentives for innovation can be particularly elusive.
Within the complex metazoan phylogeny, the relationships of the three lophophorate lineages, ectoprocts, brachiopods and phoronids, are particularly elusive.
Repeat this method a few times if some facts are particularly elusive.
But this category of customers is especially elusive in healthcare.
Productive conversations on race seem so elusive, and this problem has been particularly glaring in recent months.
