Le Monde had hoped for more bidders to preserve its options, but it is in too much difficulty to attract investors with no interest in the newspaper as a precious political prize.
This might be the solution for the problem that many scientific wikis experience, that is, the difficulty to attract new contributors (19).
It also learned of the increasingly desperate attempts of a depressed, timid single mother with borderline learning difficulties herself to attract the sustained attention of officialdom to her plight.
KMART, the discount retailer known for blue light specials, Martha Stewart's Egyptian cotton sheets and most recently its own financial difficulties, is trying to attract a hipper customer with a new advertising campaign reintroducing the Joe Boxer clothing line.
The four Welsh regions have faced financial difficulties amid struggles to attract sufficient crowds to games.
But perhaps person-to-person finance's biggest difficulty will be to attract enough lenders particularly once customers start to default, as they surely will.
"This program was meant to attract qualified people to agencies who had difficulty attracting them in the first place.
Health officials said the long-term shortage of GPs was caused by a failure to attract sufficient numbers of trainees among medical graduates, the difficulties of attracting new doctors to specific parts of Britain as older GPs retire, a "work-life" balance issue caused by the increased "feminisation" of the workforce and a shift to salaried GPs.
A multi-centred cluster RCT would require many more hospitals, time and expense, and would be likely to lead to difficulties in attracting collaborating hospitals and participants.
Limited access to health services remains a significant problem for people living in rural and remote areas of Australia [ 1- 4], due to difficulties in attracting and retaining health professionals to rural practice [ 5- 9].
This has inevitably led to difficulty in attracting students and post-graduate trainees to these centers.
