Sentence examples for has created bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

The consolidation has created bottlenecks that have made it easier for one company to block the access of another.

This multi-tiered structure of switches negotiating with other switches so, for example, two servers can pass information between them has created bottlenecks and unnecessary overhead, says Husak. "We're getting to the end of the runway on the economics and the power and costs and operational inefficiency of building networks that way," he says.

Useless regulations have created bottlenecks.

Whether this merger makes sense or not (and the two companies certainly seem to be reasonable bedfellows with a lot of shared DNA), we need to separate out those elements of all software management (including testing, obviously) and bring in specific platform-level controls that can absorb the sorts of manual chores that might have created bottlenecks in the past.

Nearby construction work on two bridges that span subway yards east of the school has created traffic bottlenecks on 205th Street and further aggravated the dangers, school officials said.

In a top-down system, this has created a bottleneck as people wait for a signal from above.

A visa crisis has created a bottleneck for French visitors going to the United States and is throwing a wrench into the tourism industry.

The quality of material medicine resources has had a considerable impact on the development of the health industry, which has created a bottleneck for traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).

The quality of material medicine resources has had a considerable impact on the development of the health industry, which has created a bottleneck for TCMs and has drawn widespread attention.

The exponential increase in genome sequences and the experimental characterization of a large number of amino acid modifications in proteins has created a bottleneck in connecting known PTMs to the genes catalyzing them (4).

Each jurisdiction has its own rules and fees and the threat of terrorism has created inspections and bottlenecks at many national points of entry.