Sentence examples for difficult transportation from inspiring English sources

Transportation professionals are sometimes required to make difficult transportation safety investment decisions in the face of uncertainty.

The industry is still discussing building a handful of repositories for extra materials but has not reached a conclusion about where or how many, or how difficult transportation would be if a major natural disaster struck a broad area.

The burden of a reduced-value medallion could be lessened if the new medallions were issued to those already owning medallions, but in any event, an increase in the number of medallions could reduce the costs of more difficult transportation.

JRP & Partners completed some of the most difficult transportation projects in the United States, including the Glenwood Canyon stretch of Interstate 40, solving a heated environmental and political dispute in Colorado, and which is lauded as both a work of beauty and a feat of civil engineering.

The large difference between spleen and bone marrow is likely due to a very difficult transportation of GO into the bone marrow through circulation and a higher sensitivity to apoptosis of erythroid progenitors in spleen than those in bone marrow as well [22, 32].

Nablus' once thriving soap industry has been largely isolated due to difficult transportation conditions stemming from West Bank closures and IDF incursions.

"Finding a ride/taxi is extremely difficult, public transportation is unreliable and over-crowded, and it is almost impossible for a female to travel from Point A to Point B easily.

Republicans want to make it more difficult for transportation workers to unionize by requiring officials to count abstentions as votes against forming a union.

Africa's awful, sparse roads make transportation difficult.

The remaining sparse and far-flung population is a difficult market for transportation companies to serve.

Eritrea's challenging terrain, with steep mountains and sandy lowlands, makes transportation difficult for children living with disabilities (CLWD).