Sentence examples similar to Emerging from logistical dysfunction from inspiring English sources
Criticism is, in part, like medicine — valuable ideas and fascinating discoveries emerge from dysfunction as well.
New shards keep emerging from the dust.
Iceland's 'Pompeii' emerging from the ash.
She emerges from a crucible of dysfunction and abuse as a remarkable figure — at one point, the best in her field.
The bones in this audacious first novel, which is narrated by a 14-year-old girl looking down from heaven after her abduction and murder, refer not to the victim but to the connections forged among her family members as they emerge from the grief and dysfunction that follow her death.
As we mentioned before, the dysfunction of cirrhosis-HCC-risk related sub-network emerges from hepatitis C, while the dysfunction of HCC-risk related sub-networks gets started from cirrhosis.
Three major themes emerged from the qualitative literature: logistical barriers, cultural mismatch between service providers and participants, and preferences for other sources of assistance.
(NS-HCP) Two logistical subthemes emerged from the HCP focus groups: the first involving the individual, and the second related to heath systems and vaccine delivery.
At least 20 findings related to renal dysfunction have emerged from studies of patients treated long term with lithium (Azab et al. 2015).
Logistical strategies and decisions are included in transport-related decisions by emerging total logistical costs.
