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"Film is the single most difficult industry for an outside marketer to crack," said Peter Sealey, a former Columbia Pictures marketing chief who co-wrote the book "Not on My Watch: Hollywood vs. the Future".

Suffering from continued difficult industry conditions and desperate for improved liquidity, the company asked its lenders to waive a tangible net worth covenant that is part of its credit agreements.

These hybrid institutions play another important role since "the huge, prohibitive costs associated with the clinical development of very early and risky research make it difficult for industry to pursue truly novel and unique molecular targets for cancer therapy, diagnosis, or intervention," describes Malkas.

"However, they come from very long-range basic research, which is increasingly difficult for industry or even government agencies to support adequately.

Since its convoluted land acquisition law makes it difficult for industry to buy land, the government needs to free up vast tracts of idle land locked up in ailing state-owned enterprises for industry.

The experts, from the federal Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, also found that there is no single repository of information on runaway chemical reactions, making it difficult for industries and government agencies to identify patterns that might promote safer handling.

Well, the answer is both a "Yes," and a "No!" A resounding "Yes" with respect to one of the major issues, head-to-head comparisons: It is very difficult for the industry to perform such head-to-head trials for obvious reasons, and with this proposal, the GRADE investigators have taken a further step, bravely, with a four-arm comparison.

Democrats also opposed wording that would make it more difficult for aviation industry workers to unionise.

Business as usual could prove difficult for the industry in an uncertain economy.

But high energy costs in the UK and cheap Chinese steel imports have made life increasingly difficult for the industry.

"This is going to be very difficult for the industry to absorb, on the one hand, while on the other you will see the British, the Spanish and everyone else once again questioning Germany's commitment to European defense".