Sentence examples for logistical necessity from inspiring English sources
The New England Revolution and the Vancouver Whitecaps also find themselves in similar situations, sharing their home stadiums with football teams - making the installation of synthetic pitches an arrangement of logistical necessity more than anything else.
"Part of it is the sheer logistical necessity of getting people from A to B. If you are going to spend a month or six weeks filming in Siberia, and then you have to get to Namibia, it physically takes you a long time.
I had been to London only perhaps a half-dozen times before I moved, and so I had lived in visitors' London: an intoxicating fairy tale of quirky architecture, treasure-filled museums, theater for every mood, exotic accents, stately parks, humorous food, royalty looming in the background and a subway system I could experience as amusing novelty rather than logistical necessity.
For blanket octopuses, a detached mating arm might also be a logistical necessity.
Holding down a day job is a logistical necessity for economic survival.
During disaster situations, communicable diseases can cause high mortality and morbidity due to disruption of health services, poor access to health care, malnutrition and inadequate supply of logistical necessities [ 5, 6].
Far too often during my deployments — the first in 2007, the second last year — I watched as operations were conducted out of logistical convenience rather than necessity.
The choice of Open Access is the result of long-ranging discussions, guided, on one hand, by the necessity of logistical support for the launch and management of the journal, and, on the other hand, by the advantages of this choice for the readers and, with the generous support of Shandong University, also the authors.
The necessity to optimize the management of material stocks during the delivery is substantiated along with the creation of functioning logistical networks of the minimum necessary stock volume providing for the proper functioning of the enterprise, manufacturing, advancement, and sales of finished products at all levels (from suppliers of raw materials to final product users).
