Sentence examples for challenges of distribution from inspiring English sources
The challenges of distribution in emerging markets can foil even brilliantly conceived ideas.
Content efforts can run into the hundreds of millions or even billions in terms of investment, as they collectively have for Rakuten TV's competitors, and while there is clearly some glory and cred that comes with that, for a smaller player it may not be a tenable option, given the challenges of distribution.
Undoubtedly, the challenge of distribution is at the center of the debate on the European Union's fiscal constitution.
At Calvert Impact Capital our fixed income product is available through more than 100 brokerage firms, so the challenge of distribution is one we know intimately.
To ignore the challenge of distribution and marketing is to ignore the very objective of impact.
Despite a bland title—"Facing the Challenges of a Distribution System in Transition"—the Edison document portrays solar systems as a serious, long-term threat to the survival of traditional electricity providers.
And a growing part comes from the city's own resources: the DWP wants to reduce water imports by half over the next 12 years.California faces great challenges of water distribution, allocation and pricing in the coming years.
Screen Talks were presented by filmmakers including Alfonso Cuarón ("Roma") and Lee Chang-dong ("Burning"), and the festival brought Boots Riley's Sundance hit "Sorry to Bother You" into the lineup after the director was vocal about the challenges of European distribution for African American films (the film is now being released overseas by Universal).
Challenges and options of distribution concepts were discussed from multiple perspectives.
A logistical challenge This operation is a real logistical challenge, with hundreds of distribution sites.
An innovative partnership between Bata and CARE Bangladesh, the local arm of UK-based development charity CARE International, is finding a way around the challenge of rural distribution.
