Sentence examples for has caused bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

has caused bottlenecks at ports stretching from San Diego to northern Washington state.

The design's limited elevator service has caused bottlenecks for street level patrons.

Today, the stable transformation of different oilseeds crops with multiple genes is not the technical barrier; rather issues around endogenous acyl-exchange have caused bottlenecks for engineering plants to produce high levels of n-3 LC-PUFAs.

"While the oversupply has caused a bottleneck in leasing, it will ease," said Stella M. Madison, a senior portfolio director at Avalon, noting that her company was offering a month's rent free.

This has caused a bottleneck for enhancements in the state of wind resistant structural design of larger cooling towers.

A spokesman for the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Locog) said the high demand had caused a "bottleneck" in the system.

But if that had caused a sharp drop in the whale population, there would have been a genetic bottleneck, or inbreeding, that would be evident in the mammal's DNA.

"Vendor lead-times were lengthening even before the surge in construction output began last year, and now firms are reporting that cutbacks to capacity have caused supply bottlenecks as demand picks up across the sector," said Moore.

Areas of difficult migratory passage on the Newhalen River below Lake Clark and Sixmile Lake may have also caused bottlenecks during or after the colonization events.

The baby boomers who have delayed their retirements, because of economic fears and uncertainties, have caused a bottleneck in the job market.

Government schemes have kick-started the market from the lull that started during the financial crisis, but the introduction of new affordability rules - known as the Mortgage Market Review - is thought to have caused a bottleneck with home loan applications.