Sentence examples for big bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

It has a chance: 50,000 supporters encountered no big bottlenecks as they piled in for the France-Switzerland face-off.Mr Campello also believes the city has become more efficient.

Mr Wilson, who as trade minister dealt with the issue in the Mulroney government, believes a deal is possible, but stresses that it won't be resolved "at any cost".The passport requirement is troubling for Canadians because it could create big bottlenecks at border crossings particularly Windsor-Detroit, which is used by 16m vehicles a year.

Since the identification of polar toxicants is still one of the big bottlenecks of EDA; a specific focus is given to structure elucidation techniques using LC-MS/MS.

Facebook, the social network giant with over 2 billion monthly users, has made a big effort to expand its business by doubling down on one of the big bottlenecks in the world of data: expensive and bad connectivity.

These have not been fully operational in recent years, which has led to big bottlenecks and interruption of supplies.

At present, poor logistics infrastructure presents a big bottleneck for agribusiness growth, particularly in Brazil.

While the memory system performs admirably, execution divergence really seems to be a big bottleneck.

But there is a big bottleneck: the woeful state of the country's ports.

The port in Mombasa is a big bottleneck, thanks to corrupt politicians who block reforms.

It's just going to be a big bottleneck unless you increase the size of that pipeline".

"He complained to them at the party that I was the big bottleneck, and that I refused to carry Fox News," Mr. Aurelio said.