"The inadequacies of Asia's infrastructure networks are a bottleneck to growth, a threat to competitiveness and an obstacle to poverty reduction," the report said.
As we waited in a bottleneck to get on the 10 freeway, he stared at a bed abandoned in the desert scrub.
"It was a bottleneck to get in and out of venues," said Alison Levy, a spokeswoman for IMG Fashion, which produces Fashion Week.
The bridge, completed in 1958, proved to be a bottleneck to the city's traffic; a second, adjacent bridge designed to reduce congestion was completed in 1988.
Dr. Fischbeck said with the Boeing study was a "bottleneck" to more serious "what if" discussions of what they should do if problems arose during re-entry and landing.
A mass of perspiring, cranky New Yorkers, many of whom had just walked down numerous flights of stairs in office towers, found themselves squeezing through a bottleneck to get onto the bridge.
Drivers of London's black cabs must learn the city's streets by heart but these tests can now take four years to complete (in 1960 it took up to a year), which acts as a bottleneck to new supply.
Physical networks are a bottleneck to that capability.
Shale geology could be a bottleneck to its sustainable development.
Therefore, it is a bottleneck to construct high-order ERKN methods efficiently.
A single-point coordinator will be a bottleneck to scalability for result receiving and task scheduling.
