Sentences with phrase «much trouble attracting»

There's no word yet of which publishers will be likely to support Google Editions but it's hard to see Google having much trouble attracting publishers who will welcome more competition and Google's plans to make ebook selling accessible to smaller players.

I have a feeling that this movie, even if it's likely in fairly rough shape at this point, won't have much trouble attracting buyers.

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But his route to a potential nomination looks troubled at best, since no matter how much he can spent on TV ads and digital organizing, he has yet to break out of his demographic box and attract voters from the full sweep of the Democratic coalition.

Even if you are trying to attract the much younger women, you will still have trouble because younger women want their man to look like a man, not like a juvenile.

In short, much like troubled industrial - era firms General Motors (GM) and United Airlines, many school districts are sinking enormous sums into benefit plans that are poorly designed to attract new talent and may ultimately prove unaffordable.