Sentences with phrase «posed logistical challenges»

That's posed logistical challenges to teams trying to restore power, and frustrating residents who have been without for days.

Quality Assurance Testing Outsourcing - Large QA testing projects can pose logistical challenges for companies that are trying to get a product to market quickly but don't have enough skilled employees in - house to conduct testing on a large scale.

After laying eggs in the sand, the female scoops them up in her mouth to brood them until hatching, which poses a logistical challenge for fertilization.

However this poses logistical challenges to many developing countries where infrastructure is limited or non-existent.

The new enrollment system afforded many families some choice among schools but also sent thousands of students to new schools in unfamiliar neighborhoods, posing logistical challenges and, some say, disrupting neighborhood stability.

Educators and district leaders have objected to prospect of the outside observers, since finding qualified people from outside a school is likely to pose a logistical challenge for districts.

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The hastily called vote poses significant logistical challenges that make it doubtful it could be held as early as next Sunday, experts said.

In part, that is because collecting DNA from people across the continent poses formidable logistical challenges.

It is demanding and challenging work that requires skill in dealing with the logistical challenges posed not only by the disasters themselves, but also by the large and often bureaucratic organizations he works with.

The series, which premieres May 30, posed a unique logistical challenge in that its four episodes (which air over four consecutive nights) were each helmed by a different director — Phillip Noyce, Thomas Carter, Mario Van Peebles, and Bruce Beresford — and Heffes collaborated with each as though he were scoring four separate movies.

While his profound influence on the development of contemporary art history is undeniable, de Maria's secondary market is limited and uneven — perhaps unsurprising given the logistical challenges posed by his most notable works.

TfL has said that the transport challenges posed by the Games are the «largest peacetime logistical exercise» ever.