Sentence examples for poor logistical from inspiring English sources

The results show that lack of awareness, lack of skilled human resource, poor logistical support and resource shortage inhibit effective delivery of m-health service.

Part of the reason is "last year's monsoon and subsequent flooding," which affected mango productivity, but it is also poor logistical planning, Ms. Yusuf explains.

At the same time, heavy casualties caused by both combat and poor logistical support destroyed much of the eight elite divisions under the 20th and the 27th Corps.

Several reviews of national CHW programmes in the late 1980s and early 1990s came to similar conclusions: quality of care from large-scale programmes was poor, generally because of a lack of ongoing training and supervision and poor logistical and financial support [ 1- 3].

The national DS-TB treatment provision has had associated drug shortages due to reasons including staff capacity at local and district level to prepare quality and timely anti-TB drug orders and at central level due to late preparation of drug orders and poor logistical support.

Its radio communications were not secure, its intelligence collection was not timely, its command and control were poor, its logistical resupply weak, its ability to fight at night and in bad weather limited.

5– 7 Nonetheless, in poor countries logistical hurdles and economic shortfalls often compromise maintenance and operation of centralized water treatment, delivery systems, and water quality monitoring.

About one-sixth of the total grain produced in China is wasted annually in the production, processing and transportation of food because of poor equipment and logistical issues.

They also mentioned that poor people face logistical difficulties.

The government cites "lengthy procurement processes, poor specifications, weak logistical information systems, inadequate and unpredictable funding for medicines and inadequate infrastructure," districts overspending on private sector drug purchases, and shortage of pharmaceutical staff as causes of drug stock outs [ 39].

In short, the logistical mess in Iraq isn't an isolated case of poor planning and mismanagement: it's telling us what's wrong with our current philosophy of government.