To do business overseas, companies must deal with tariff, language and currency issues and the difficulty of establishing distribution networks.
The difficulty of establishing a megachurch in New England has less to do with parochialism than with economics.
By Raymond Bonner The New Yorker, September 3 , 1990P. 93 REPORTER AT LARGE about the difficulty of establishing democracy in Kenya.
The novel revels in the immediacy of oral history even as it points out, "Rashomon -like, the difficulty of establishing a single, unified stoRashomon -likeand accounthe
And only last week Phyllis Nagy in Trip's Cinch reminded us of the difficulty of establishing the truth about any male-female relationship.
The finding proved both influential and controversial, but ultimately more important was the very difficulty of establishing a rate at all.
It illustrates the difficulty of establishing uniform national requirements in a country where employers have, over decades, devised myriad different arrangements for providing health insurance to employees.
Persico has "a deep knowledge of the clandestine side of World War II" and "a respect for the difficulty of establishing what spy masters knew, and when they knew it," Thomas Powers wrote here last year.
A deeply informed account, from the Allied viewpoint, of the clandestine side of World War II, complicated by the difficulty of establishing what, at any given time, the spymasters and their putative bosses knew and when they knew it.
A thoroughly informed account, from the Allied viewpoint, of the clandestine side of World War II, complicated by the difficulty of establishing what, at any given time, the spymasters and their putative bosses knew and when they knew it.
All this sets those novelists bent on writing amusingly about class the almost insuperable difficulty of establishing their terms, and – even more problematic, perhaps – convincing readers of the accuracy of their judgments.
