91.   U.S. producers will find it harder to compete against cheaper foreign goods, which will cramp their ability to expand.

92.   Traffic growth is slowing and airlines are finding it harder to raise fares, they said.

93.   Western experts have found it harder to find innocent explanations for a second Russian experiment, published recently in the journal Vaccine.

94.   What they find harder to accept, some said, are the glaring signs of poverty in the villages they see along the way.

95.   What Ruelas and his handlers find harder to swallow, although they hardly dwell on it, is the criticism of his boxing skills.

96.   Which means that Ford, which prides itself on its good employee relations, might find it harder to relate.

97.   Will businesses, finding it harder to raise money on Wall Street, cut back investment plans, delivering a blow to long-term economic growth?

98.   While the big backlog of orders is a plus, Boeing is finding it harder than expected to build all those planes.

99.   With McCain running the Senate Commerce Committee, the tobacco boys will find it harder to grease their old friends in the leadership.

100.   Without Afghanistan as a base, al-Qaida will find it harder to marshal and train its forces and send them abroad on new missions.