Sentence examples for logistically complicated from inspiring English sources

Was it logistically complicated to get there?

Sorting through the aftermath of a relative's death is logistically complicated and emotionally exhausting.

As bad luck would have it, the journey you would like to take is one of the most logistically complicated.

You've said the big clash in that one was the most logistically complicated thing you've worked on.

It's logistically complicated and money-losing — and may not even be a service that consumers want or need, analysts say.

This is logistically complicated not least because of the many languages involved and the need for careful review," a Google representative said.

Comparison with macrocirculation using techniques such as PAH clearance or MRI would have been theoretically possible but logistically very complicated or invasive and could not occur simultaneously.

The message was only sent in French because its length was limited to 160 characters and because it was logistically too complicated to send a message adapted to the patient's language, since this information was not registered at the time in the electronic agenda.

But the next step, which is going to be complicated logistically, is how do we give safe passage for people down from the mountain.

The project, a collaboration with the Kunsthaus Bregenz, has been hugely complicated logistically, particularly because of Gormley's insistence on the figures being in a horizontal line, and involved the Austrian army and mountain rescue teams.

"But the next step, which is going to be complicated logistically, is how do we give safe passage for people down from the mountain and where can we ultimately relocate them so that they are safe".