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Another point, by choice of maximum profit, it is difficult to access balance of a real benefit between enterprises and contractors.

However, BCG says that despite its size, the wealth management market is still "relatively immature and difficult to access" .

Split cylindrical roller bearings are intended primarily for bearing arrangements which are difficult to access or for cranked shafts.

Dexia is struggling with vast amounts of Greek debt on its balance sheet and finding it difficult to access wholesale funding.

In relation to HIV, alternative therapies are most commonly used in areas where it is difficult to access Western medicine.

But these groups are often far apart and difficult to access, especially for those without cars.

Venture capital returns have collapsed, partly because it is so difficult to access the stock market in a meaningful way as an exit.

This technique enables extraction of fuel from small, difficult-to-access coal seams, and could double the world's current coal reserves.

The sea surrounded by seawater temple is difficult to access.

Otherwise, they will find it very difficult to access funds, have long-term plans or achieve sufficient scaling-up of services.

Poor students or students who come from rural areas find it is difficult to access to the university education.

By changing the names of files on computers, "I Love You" makes them difficult to access.

Meanwhile, state-aid programs for start-ups are difficult to access .

The rocky terrain made it very difficult to access the village.

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New rules introduced today will also make it more difficult to access incapacity benefits

It is extremely difficult to access start-up capital (investments);