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Nielsen and Amazon have historically been unwilling to share their viewership numbers for specific shows, which has made it difficult for networks to determine the value of their older content, or whether or not streaming was eating into traditional TV viewing, noted Bloomberg in March.

Such reforms would make it more difficult for networks to shove people like Cheney, Rove, and Fleischer down our throats because enhanced competition would mean that rivals might be broadcasting more attractive fare.

Phishing attacks are notoriously difficult for social networks to defend against, as they rely on tricking users into handing over their account info rather than breaking through a site's security measures.

Unlike labor, capital is difficult for drug networks to find, as traditional loans are unavailable and they cannot sell stock or bonds to raise money.

At the local level, high degrees of incompetence and even corruption in approving applications to add towers or antennae also makes it difficult for network operators to make the best use of the spectrum they have.

Data centers are immensely beneficial for business and society (e.g., social media, public health, and entertainment), but they are also immensely difficult for network operators to manage.

The complexity of the system is increasing so fast that it is becoming increasingly difficult for network administrator to comprehend the situation and react in an appropriate manner.

Anthony Smith, chief executive at independent watchdog Passenger Focus, said: "When things go wrong, as happened this weekend, it is more difficult for Network Rail to justify performance-related bonuses.

A spokesman said: "Whilst this detailed investigation is undertaken, the continuing ground movement around the embankment makes it difficult for Network Rail to accurately predict the work required and how soon this stretch of line can be brought safely back into use".

Sometimes, when a fan seems about to attack a player, it is difficult for a network to ignore the potential to cover breaking news.

The international campaign to freeze the assets of Islamic charities and other organizations suspected of providing money to Al Qaeda has also made it much more difficult for the network to gain access to the international financial system.