As the number of climbers capable of scaling such difficulties rises, competition is becoming fierce.
But because the BBC is supposed to offer new material free to the licence-fee payer, its output has gone up with no increase in its revenue; and the strain that puts on budgets shows in the quality of News 24.News 24 raises another source of difficulty: unfair competition.
However, very few manufacturers could fulfill the national standard certification requirement because it would enormously increase the prices of their products, creating difficulty in competition.
Nevertheless, existing descriptions suggest that these patients might have different varieties of 'access' impairment related to difficulty resolving competition (in semantic aphasia) versus initial activation of concepts from sensory inputs (in Wernicke's aphasia).
Patients with left prefrontal cortex lesions have difficulty overcoming competition from previously-relevant responses and adapting their semantic processing when the target changes (Corbett et al., 2008; Jefferies et al., 2008).
Educate yourself about the various dives, their degrees of difficulty, the competition requirements and the structure of your diving association.
The board believes that maintaining strong brand relationships is a strategic priority for Sports Direct, particularly given the difficulties that the competition authorities appear to have in addressing the supply issues faced by the group.
The club is also aware of the threat to expensive corporate ticket sales posed by their recent difficulties in domestic competition – a concern that partially explains the atypically fevered purchase of Andrei Arshavin last week.
The costly collapse of the sale of the branches to Santander last year has highlighted the difficulties in injecting competition into retail banking which is dominated by the "big four" players.
Revlon, which makes brands like Almay and Ultima II, has been plagued with difficulties, including increased competition from smaller niche brands like Oil of Olay, made by Procter & Gamble, and Neutrogena, made by Johnson & Johnson; inventory cutbacks at domestic retailers; and a decline of sales in some prime foreign markets.
