Then, again, few people do, especially amid tricky international competition.
Distributing these at Walmart where bestseller reading groups can see them, and creating a grassroots community that way, could be possible — but it's tricky with all the competition out there, and the lowest-cost readers are slightly confusing in their object.
It would have been a tricky business made worse by competition from lions, leopards, hyenas, and other carnivores, including wolves.
Diversity: With a plethora of dance acts in this year's competition, it's tricky to stand out – but Diversity have managed it.
Despite the potential German deal, Europe is proving tricky for Vodafone, with increased competition and the poor economic outlook leading to price cuts in countries such as Italy and Spain.
But with a tricky global environment, including tough competition from Japanese rivals such as Toyota Motor, which in April overtook General Motors as the top-selling car company in the world, and growing domestic demand for greener cars, Ford is being forced to reassess its priorities.
Competition is a tricky concept.
The tricky thing about judging a competition that focuses on the indefinable "X Factor" is that it's clearly not just about talent; connecting with an audience is also a big part of being a successful artist.
This year's competition had been trickier than most because of Orange's decision to end its sponsorship.
In reviewing a proposed merger, legal experts say, regulators weigh the likely impact on competition and struggle with tricky technical matters like defining the relevant market to measure.
A full set of 100percentt is tricky due to restaurant in the competition Korean market, Oh said.
