Sentence examples for difficulty expanding from inspiring English sources
BaliCamp, however, may have some difficulty expanding without sacrificing quality.
Most other major airports also have difficulty expanding, either because there is no space, as is the case at Newark and LaGuardia Airport, or because of local opposition.
WILLIAM CLIFT, chief technical officer for Cingular Wireless, said his company has had difficulty expanding networks in dense markets like New York City.
The industries of Piedmont and Lombardy make heavy demands on the maritime outlets, particularly Genoa, which is the most extensive and important Italian port but which has great difficulty expanding because of the mountains surrounding it.
So far, executives said, about 90percentt of AOL's high-speed customers have come directly from its 26 million low-speed subscribers, suggesting that it is having difficulty expanding beyond its existing base and will feel pressure to make more money from what it has.
But King has found itself having difficulty expanding beyond the massive hit of Candy Crush Saga.
Kalanick spoke about the difficulties expanding into new cities, resistance from taxi unions, regulation and the growing competition from pink-mustache-wearing competition, like Lyft.
Effectively incorporating patient-derived tissue into drug screens is challenging due, in part, to constraints on obtaining viable surgical specimens and difficulties expanding primary cancer cells to quantities necessary for large-scale screening.
"This is a healthy commodity price environment driven by the difficulty in expanding production more than anything else".
Kona Haque of Macquarie Bank points out that copper mines have produced 1m tonnes or so less than planned in each of the past three years (over 5% of global output), and are likely to do so again this year.High commodity prices have created something of a vicious circle by adding to the expense and difficulty of expanding output.
One of the most significant hurdles to the affordable, accessible delivery of cell therapy is the cost and difficulty of expanding cells to clinically relevant numbers.
