Sentence examples for logistical possibilities from inspiring English sources

An extreme ongoing case is that of Darren Aronofsky, whose first film Pi was shot in New York for $60,000, but who is currently making Noah, at almost 2,000 times the price; a film with as much water, as many animals, as many logistical possibilities as you could contrive to face.

According to Mr. Paris, the vice chairman, the team has so far concentrated on logistical matters, including the possibility of a stage extension to allow for roomier seating.

There are two off weekends in the schedule, but the first, next week, may be too soon for logistical reasons, and there is the possibility that the icy weather will continue.

Unfortunately, we were unable to randomize the order of our questions for logistical reasons, so we cannot address this possibility directly with our data.

Speaking at a press conference in Kabul with the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, David Cameron hailed the work of Afghan security forces, though he left open the possibility that other Nato countries could provide logistical support after 2014.

After outlining the scenarios in Burundi and possible UN responses, DPKO worryingly cautioned that all the peacekeeping possibilities it presented to the Security Council "offer limited scope" to prevent atrocities because of logistical complications.

Models need to incorporate costs, timescales, and logistical constraints, and account for the full burden of the intervention, including the possibility that public opinion may make some interventions impossible to implement or to sustain.

For many gun owners, the concerns are logistical: Embarking on a road trip with a gun means researching state laws and the possibility of long detours.

It also said that the Syrian authorities feared the possibility of an armed revolt in the border town, where insurgents "can easily find logistical and political support".

She said that, overall, turnout by the country's nearly 2 million registered voters had been high and there was a possibility that voting could be extended into Monday in areas where the process had been hobbled by logistical problems.

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