Sentence examples for the difficulty of shipping from inspiring English sources

Describes the difficulty of shipping the fish back and forth, and the exchanges the different aquarias make.

Tubbs established a masonry works and showroom near the centre of the cemetery, allowing the LNC to provide grave markers without the difficulty of shipping them from London, and opened a LNC-owned nursery in the grounds for the sale of plants and wreaths.

Imperial General Headquarters was concerned that the increasing difficulty of shipping units towards the front line meant that it would not be possible to complete the planned reinforcement of the "absolute zone of national defense" before Allied forces reached the area.

A major impediment to performing virological field studies in developing nations is the lack of ultra-low freezers as well as the expense and difficulty of shipping frozen samples.

To avoid the expense and difficulty of shipping large radioactive components from ITER site to Parties, the main functions of the TBM pre-PIE HCF Hot Cell Facilitiess) will most probably to be performed, by remote handling, optical and other easy non-destructive examinations, extract specimen cassettes, cut the TBM into smaller, more manageable pieces, and prepare these pieces for shipment.

Challenges include the difficulty of storing and then shipping perishables, as well as the grocery industry's notoriously low margins.

Both the difficulty and cost of shipping items from Ontario were greatly reduced, which encouraged new settlement.

During the Napoleonic Wars, sugar beet production increased in continental Europe because of the difficulty of importing sugar when shipping was subject to blockade.

This approach would avoid the difficulty of developing one giant ship with equipment and supplies for a round trip.

Germany, perhaps more than any other country, epitomizes both the importance of safe passage for ships and the difficulty of reacting swiftly.

To assist him with the difficulty of performing daily rites on a ship that orbited Earth 16 times every 24 hours, the Malaysian government assembled 150 clerics and scientists who produced a booklet titled Guidelines for Performing Islamic Rites at the International Space Station.