Sentences with phrase «historically challenging market»

Tidwell lives by the concept of turning obstacles into opportunities and has an impressive journey to back that notion up — including breaking into the industry in 2000 and successfully meeting an historically challenging market head on.

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That's not a problem for companies that have invested in enterprise software designed for this task, but it's a far bigger challenge to smaller companies who have not historically operated in multiple markets.
The common challenges historically associated with these countries were that of political instability, access to their financial markets and the low levels of liquidity.
Indonesia, like other emerging markets, has historically struggled to keep accurate records due to a lack of expertise and resources, but the public and private sectors are now looking at blockchain technology to overcome some of these challenges.
These two sets of challenges, those related to time - scale and those related to the global nature of climate change, are not in the classes that have traditionally yielded to the free - market mechanisms and political decision making that historically characterise Canada and the U.S. (see Section 14.5).
Firms like Foley & Lardner, Husch Blackwell, Akerman, and more have already launched applications designed for markets where, historically, their normal rates may have been a challenge to client development.
Such diversity has historically been a challenge for multinationals and online businesses operating in European markets.
Said practice has historically been utilized to try and generate sales in the more challenging situations or markets, by getting prospective buyer's into homes in advance of actually purchasing and closing on them.
Despite steadily improving local job markets and historically low mortgage rates, the U.S. homeownership rate is stuck near a 50 - year low because of a perverse mix of affordability challenges, student loan debt, tight credit conditions and housing supply shortages.
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