Sentence examples for there are logistical issues from inspiring English sources

In addition to the nutrition concerns and the fact that the boxed program wouldn't give recipients much autonomy over their food choices, she noted there are logistical issues when it comes to moving this much food to this many people.

There are logistical issues to address.

France will probably be waiting in the quarter-finals and there are logistical issues, too.

Plus, there are logistical issues, such as where would the company be based, and even what would it be called.

However there are logistical issues with both the collection and analysis of data from HPC centers.

Over a million people have been genotyped, and although there are logistical issues in bringing together datasets on that scale, genotype data on sets of >100 000 people are becoming available (Hoffman et al., 2011).

But there were logistical issues at the entrance gates.

Israeli officials said the new policy would be carried out over time, as there were logistical issues and security problems to resolve.

The English Cricket Board courteously said it understood "that there were logistical issues" that "made South Africa a more practical choice".

There were logistical issues related to obtaining samples from very ill patients or the movement or discharge of patients before samples could be taken.

Overcoming logistical challenges There are logistical challenges in reaching everyone in remote areas, however.