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"The industry is certainly a challenging one to make a business-model rationale for," said Claudine Singer, a research director and senior analyst at Jupiter Research, an Internet consulting company based in New York.

"This is certainly a challenging environment," Matthieu Bucaille, Lazard's chief financial officer, said in an interview.

"This is certainly a challenging environment," Matthieu Bucaille, Lazard's chief financial officer, said in an interview by phone.

Mr. Williams conceded that the building "was certainly a challenging place to hang art" and said he regretted not giving the museum more arresting signage.

"From South Africa's point of view it's certainly a challenging process," said Alec Erwin, that country's minister of trade and industry.

IT may not be the advertising version of "Mission: Impossible," but it is certainly a challenging, if not daunting, task: produce a campaign to encourage young and creative people to consider Detroit as a place to live and work.

"It certainly is a challenge, but an achievable challenge," said Christopher G. Standlee, executive vice president of Abengoa Bioenergy.

That's certainly a challenge, Martin admits.

11 New York "is certainly a challenge".

That's certainly a challenge for them, I think".

Fixing that is a certainly a challenge for governments.