Sentence examples for distribution challenge from inspiring English sources

Released on 51 screens, sci-fi flick I Origins proved a distribution challenge for Fox.

A three-hour 18-certificate comedy might be considered a distribution challenge.

But he agreed that it posed a "very tricky" distribution challenge.

"There's no question, it's a struggle," Jon A. Fredrikson, a San Francisco wine consultant, said of the distribution challenge.

The audience for this film is hard to identify, which means it always represented a distribution challenge.

And Brit heist flick Plastic, while certainly a distribution challenge, had meaningful talent elements for teen audiences.

At a time when theatre must face up to the distribution challenges and opportunities of the 21st century, NT Live has been ahead of the game.

But distribution challenges have unquestionably curbed the system's ridership, leaving some commuters with a daily uncertainty: Will a bike be waiting?

For example, they work closely with their suppliers, providing the support and expertise to help them to develop business plans that support mutual growth and support local and small producers with easing their distribution challenges.

At the UK box office, the film began with £570,000 from 368 cinemas – not a number that will see champagne corks popping, but not bad given the distribution challenges.

"It's a high GDP market that has its unique distribution challenges, but that is appealing since, besides several previous-generation players, there are very few competitors".