Sentence examples for challenging logistics from inspiring English sources

Increasing complexity is challenging logistics control systems development and commissioning.

Some of the most challenging logistics assignments have been associated with the military buildup in the dispute between the United Nations and Iraq in 1990 91 and in the famine relief efforts in Ethiopia and other African nations in the 1980s.

The real reason may have to do with its maintenance at a distant location with challenging logistics and an improper normalization of its data after the 26 months break in the 1970s.

This paper describes a simple modelling framework to predict water quality and algal biomass in large, complex lakes with insufficient and often multifarious data and challenging logistics.

Blood transportation, therefore, poses a challenging logistics problem, where time is crucial to guarantee the quality of the samples.

Due to the challenging logistics of fieldwork in the Lesser Sundas, and hence, small sample size, we lump wild and domesticated birds together for this subspecies.

Dissolved organic carbon concentrations have been shown to influence DO, but due to challenging collection logistics these measurements are sparse in northern regions (Clilverd et al. 2009).

Lucia Elmi, UNICEF Representative in Mauritania, said there are three immediate challenges: logistics, security and human capacity.

Francis's penchant for spontaneous gestures and plunging into crowds will challenge the logistics of a trip nine months in the planning.

Grant also challenged the logistics of testing a large number of drugs in a given night before admitting, "I don't know a lot about the engineering of the pill testing, or how it's made up or the science behind it exactly".

But the logistics were challenging.