Sentence examples for inadequate logistics from inspiring English sources
A. T. Kearney, an international management consulting firm, issued a report this week saying that one cause of food safety problems in China was inadequate logistics systems and a lack of cold storage.
There was limited monitoring because of inadequate logistics and funding.
(CHPS Coordinator, Regional Health Directorate) Respondents also complained of poor infrastructure and inadequate logistics for the skilled delivery program in CHPS zones.
Both providers and clients highlighted health system factors including long waiting time, inadequate logistics, shortage of personnel coupled with work over load, and space limitations.
Wurie and Witter [ 41] reported a chronically understaffed, demotivated, ill equipped, overworked health workforce in general, working in conditions described as poor, supported by inadequate logistics and resources and inadequate levels of health education and promotion.
When I am here, I am just on duty day and night and always on call" IDI_009 Supervision of CMs was stated by key informants to be irregular and ineffective as a result of inadequate logistics.
These challenges were often due to insufficient and inconsistent programme funding, and inadequate programme logistics management.
Some communities mentioned inadequate medicine, logistics and poor infrastructure in health facilities as further obstacles for the provision of efficient and effective services.
As suggested earlier, a proper evaluation should have included insights or analysis and experience of frontline HWs who are responsible for implementing it [ 2], and this is important because the HWs may be challenged by inadequate supplies, logistics and manpower [ 32- 34] on one hand and by socio-cultural, cost-related, and provider-client interaction factors on the other hand.
The Allied campaign was plagued by ill-defined goals, poor planning, insufficient artillery, inexperienced troops, inaccurate maps and intelligence, overconfidence, inadequate equipment and logistics, and tactical deficiencies at all levels.
Key among these challenges are high workload generated by increased utilisation, lack of logistics, inadequate stocking of medication and networking (Table 3).
