Sentence examples for a serious bottleneck from inspiring English sources

"We have a serious bottleneck developing," Dr. Belnap said.

Energy is a serious bottleneck for China's economy, which is growing at better than an 8percentt pace this year.

It remains a serious bottleneck, so hosting the Olympics in the centre of the city was what Sir Humphrey, civil servant to the incompetent politician in the television comedy "Yes, Minister", would have called a "brave" decision.Still, having a mayor has improved London Underground, partly because both incumbents have managed to extract lots of money from government for it.

It could be a "serious bottleneck to growth".

However, the limited energy density is still a serious bottleneck which restricts their practical application.

This is a serious bottleneck for an early dream in knowledge acquisition: automated knowledge acquisition.

Essentially, resources are incrementally allocated in stages, each time allocating a resource that mitigates the most serious bottleneck from among the set of all possible bottlenecks.

During the code review process, a close watch is also kept on memory consumption, since for large image sizes, transfers between computer memory (RAM) and CPU cache are often a serious performance bottleneck.

The Saimaa ringed seal population experienced a serious anthropogenic bottleneck during the 20th century [ 13, 14] and, despite a post-1980s recovery, the population still numbers only c. 300 seals [ 15].

Since such a large number of disruption mutants have not previously been available for M. loti and the low efficiency of gene-disruption mediated by homologous recombination has been a serious technical bottleneck for functional studies of this symbiont, our mutant collections should be a powerful tool for future functional studies of M. loti genes.

Chinese and Western analysts agree that the military's lack of heavy-lift helicopters and transport aircraft created the most serious bottleneck in the early days after the May earthquake.