Sentence examples for posed logistical problems from inspiring English sources

The exhibition has posed logistical problems.

PSD permitting for greenhouse gases, however, posed logistical problems.

The murder of Kennedy posed logistical problems, unimaginable only hours before.

The coiling, empty stairs served, Bertolucci says, as a 'resonance chamber' for thwarted feelings, which overflow from cramped rooms; they also posed logistical problems.

Nationality and ethnicity posed logistical problems for data analysis.

The country's collapsed infrastructure has posed logistical problems for humanitarian organizations.

Still, legal conferences can pose logistical problems.

The handling of cryogens or high pressure gases in a surgical environment poses logistical problems.

3 p.m. 1. UP, DOWN, OVER While taxis are plentiful and local buses abound, both can pose logistical problems.

The judges appeared reluctant to disrupt the elections, and they heard testimony from an elections administrator in Bexar County, where San Antonio is located, who said that any change to the electoral maps two months before Election Day would pose logistical problems and jeopardize her ability to meet the Sept. 22 deadline for mailing ballots to overseas military voters.

But this can pose logistical problems in developing countries, and even in some urban areas of the United States, a significant fraction of children fail to return for booster shots.