Sentence examples for commercial difficulty from inspiring English sources

Commercial difficulty.

It is interesting therefore that they score the same for GR8, which is an intermodal logistics potential focused measure that includes commercial difficulty.

But Robert Beeson, managing director of art-film specialist distributors New Wave, is resigned to the commercial difficulties such films face.

To compound his commercial difficulties, Thorpe had an uncertain end to the sporting year when, in October, he broke a bone in his ankle whilst jogging.

Crop Life Canada, a plant science industry trade association, challenged the City of Toronto's bylaw in court but their case was rejected by successive provincial and federal courts [ 38, 39] City Council recognized the need to limit commercial difficulties for lawncare and gardening businesses and to support residents in changing their long-standing methods for lawn and garden care.

The nation's central bank spent $7.5 billion of its cash reserves early in the week as investors fled and commercial banks faced difficulty making payments.

Sir Denis was recently interviewed before an audience of students at the Coventry University media and communications department, with the talk ranging from his memories of the early days of ITV to his views on TV today and the commercial broadcasters' current difficulties.

Since the current Internet has become so large, the implementation of new architectural principles is impractical due to the commercial and operational difficulties it poses.

On the other hand, this has also led to the frequent occurrence of non-performing loans, and commercial banks have difficulties in screening and controlling loan quality.

All HPV serology assays are limited by the lack of commercial reagents and difficulties in comparing results between different platforms.

Although marine algae and fungi are used in commercial production, the difficulties in cultivation and adaptation of marine microorganisms have changed the situation from conventional marine sources into nonmarine microorganisms.