Sentence examples for operationally challenged from inspiring English sources

"We regard Timberland as a high-quality brand that has been operationally challenged for a number of years," analysts at Sterne Agee wrote in a research note on Monday.

With that, we argued, the system of global governance would join its national and regional counterparts in being operationally challenged, as well as having its legitimacy questioned and its credibility undermined.

The proposed rerouting of Argentine bonds out of New York looks legally and operationally challenging.

Phase IIb or III HIV-1 vaccine efficacy trials are generally large and operationally challenging.

Protected time for regular team discussion was considered important but operationally challenging to achieve within the allocated resources.

Since many influenza cases are asymptomatic, identifying every case would necessitate serially screening the entire study population throughout the influenza season, which currently would be prohibitively expensive and operationally challenging.

CSCs are described operationally, by challenging cancer cells for their ability to form tumors in a relatively permissive environment (that is, immunosuppressed mice) [ 14].

For UNICEF, working more with men is operationally and politically challenging.

Operationally, this intervention could also be further challenged by: (i) organisational barriers related to time and workload and (ii) patient expectations, which were originally identified in focus groups but deemed beyond the scope of this intervention.

Our laboratory is interested in the use of organic photoredox catalysis to accomplish challenging bond constructions under operationally mild conditions.

Disposal of operationally exhausted metalworking fluids (MWFs) is enormously challenging.