Definition of logistically in English:

logistically

adverb ləˈdʒɪstɪkli

In a way that relates to logistics.
they offered their support both financially and logistically
moving equipment from place to place was logistically challenging
Example sentencesExamples
- The company has to stay on its toes logistically.
- Screening the general population for glaucoma is neither cost effective nor logistically feasible.
- Such a vote is logistically flawed.
- It is impossible to logistically manage such an immense volume of traffic.
- By logistically supporting a beleaguered population, political and military interests can be secured.
- The close proximity of Scotland made it logistically feasible for single Scottish men to return home to choose a suitable marriage partner.
- Logistically, obtaining everyone's signatures may be a bit of a problem.
- Some techniques would probably not be possible logistically in a larger classroom.
- Nothing will slow enrollment more quickly than a protocol that is logistically difficult to carry out or involves tricky data collection.
- This has the practical advantage that they can be sustained logistically from the amphibious group just offshore.

Definition of logistically in US English:

logistically

adverbˌləˈjistik(ə)lē

In a way that relates to logistics.
they offered their support both financially and logistically
moving equipment from place to place was logistically challenging
Example sentencesExamples
- It is impossible to logistically manage such an immense volume of traffic.
- By logistically supporting a beleaguered population, political and military interests can be secured.
- Logistically, obtaining everyone's signatures may be a bit of a problem.
- Such a vote is logistically flawed.
- The close proximity of Scotland made it logistically feasible for single Scottish men to return home to choose a suitable marriage partner.
- The company has to stay on its toes logistically.
- Nothing will slow enrollment more quickly than a protocol that is logistically difficult to carry out or involves tricky data collection.
- This has the practical advantage that they can be sustained logistically from the amphibious group just offshore.
- Screening the general population for glaucoma is neither cost effective nor logistically feasible.
- Some techniques would probably not be possible logistically in a larger classroom.

单词	logistically
释义	Definition of logistically in English: logistically adverb ləˈdʒɪstɪkli In a way that relates to logistics. they offered their support both financially and logistically moving equipment from place to place was logistically challenging Example sentencesExamples The company has to stay on its toes logistically. Screening the general population for glaucoma is neither cost effective nor logistically feasible. Such a vote is logistically flawed. It is impossible to logistically manage such an immense volume of traffic. By logistically supporting a beleaguered population, political and military interests can be secured. The close proximity of Scotland made it logistically feasible for single Scottish men to return home to choose a suitable marriage partner. Logistically, obtaining everyone's signatures may be a bit of a problem. Some techniques would probably not be possible logistically in a larger classroom. Nothing will slow enrollment more quickly than a protocol that is logistically difficult to carry out or involves tricky data collection. This has the practical advantage that they can be sustained logistically from the amphibious group just offshore. Definition of logistically in US English: logistically adverbˌləˈjistik(ə)lē In a way that relates to logistics. they offered their support both financially and logistically moving equipment from place to place was logistically challenging Example sentencesExamples It is impossible to logistically manage such an immense volume of traffic. By logistically supporting a beleaguered population, political and military interests can be secured. Logistically, obtaining everyone's signatures may be a bit of a problem. Such a vote is logistically flawed. The close proximity of Scotland made it logistically feasible for single Scottish men to return home to choose a suitable marriage partner. The company has to stay on its toes logistically. Nothing will slow enrollment more quickly than a protocol that is logistically difficult to carry out or involves tricky data collection. This has the practical advantage that they can be sustained logistically from the amphibious group just offshore. Screening the general population for glaucoma is neither cost effective nor logistically feasible. Some techniques would probably not be possible logistically in a larger classroom.
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