Sentence examples for logistical one from inspiring English sources

The decision to include only patients staying on the ICU for 72 hours and longer was both a logistical one to ensure that a reasonable ICU diary was available for the patient and because the risk of developing PTSD has been shown to be greater the longer the period of sedation [ 3].

With the 100-day countdown beginning on Wednesday, one of the biggest challenges facing organisers is a simple logistical one.

This is ultimately a cultural issue, about consumer expectations, not just a logistical one.

Another risk is a logistical one: Putting hormonally charged colts and fillies too close together can spell trouble.

For now, the exercise is a purely logistical one involving moving companies, box makers, printers and the like in a massive shakeup that is expected to cost Japanese taxpayers at least 33.2 billion yen, or $287 million.

Building a bridge may be an engineering feat, but maintaining it is a logistical one, Mr. Pascual pointed out, since approximately 170,000 cars cross the Verrazano each day.

But the liturgical ones are almost rote, compared with the logistical ones.

The racing scenes had to be shot quickly and without much room for mistakes, he added, both for budgetary reasons and logistical ones.

On the occasions that I have ventured into the office over the last few months, the main difficulties I have faced have been logistical ones.

But while some of the changes early in the work's history seem to have been made for dramaturgical reasons, many others were made for logistical ones, like sparing the audience a four-hour evening and sparing Porgy yet another strenuous aria (the gloomy "Buzzard Song") in Act II that he would have had to sing eight times a week.

There are obviously a lot of security and moral issues about investing in these countries– and even logistical ones as we suspect a lot of VCs have too many Israel passport stamps to get in.