Sentence examples for troubled distribution from inspiring English sources

It was originally released as a supporting feature to Don't Look Now, but had a troubled distribution history, which delayed its elevation to cult status until the 1980s.

He describes how he moved into a troubled distribution centre and had a shower built as he was there "20 hours a day for three full months".

Similarly, if we accept Leibniz equivalence, then we are no longer troubled that the two distributions cannot be distinguished by any possible observation.

His financial problems were great and he ran into trouble about distribution.

Sony Ericsson has had trouble finding distribution in this country and has sold a number of phones through Sony stores to people willing to forgo a subsidy from a carrier.

In 1936, a docudrama called "I Was a Captive of Nazi Germany" was reluctantly approved — "based solely," according to Breen, "upon the picture's technical conformity to the Production Code" — but it had trouble getting distribution.

SnagFilms is also a boon to individual filmmakers who have trouble finding distribution on traditional outlets.

We have trouble getting distribution in some countries through traditional channel.

Meanwhile, Christophe Primault (pictured), at the time the founder of a software security startup, was having trouble getting distribution for his application.

With no label backing them, the band had trouble securing distribution and press outside of the Northwest, often being unable to get their CDs sold in cities they were touring through.

Corman had initial trouble finding distribution for the film, as some distributors, including American International Pictures, felt that the film would be interpreted as anti-Semitic, citing the characters of Gravis Mushnick and Siddie Shiva.