Sentence examples for hitting bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

On the eve of Thanksgiving, it's not just drivers hitting bottlenecks – pedestrians are screened before shopping along the avenue.

It would then sell capacity to many customers not only chip designers that had no plants but also IDMs whenever they hit production bottlenecks—and thus achieve economies of scale and better returns on big capital investments.

The A303 runs from Honiton in Devon to Basingstoke in Hampshire and is regularly hit by bottlenecks around the World Heritage Site.

Most Internet traffic comes from outside India, and thus hits the bottleneck of India's publicly owned telecoms companies, which have a monopoly of long-distance telephony and international data exchange.

Efforts to replace or complement the bridge, however, have hit a bottleneck of their own.

"No we are not competing with Intel, instead we are hitting the bandwidth bottleneck," says Dham.

They get much better performance and if they hit a performance bottleneck, they can just add more resources because it's the cloud.

The resulting enrollment bottleneck has hit many community colleges especially hard.

Till now hardware makers like Cisco have used stand-alone software to solve the bandwidth bottleneck, but now they are beginning to hit roadblocks, says Amar Senan, analyst with Volpe, Welty and Whelan, a San Francisco-based brokerage.

1) You can't predict in advance where the bottlenecks will be so you just keep going until you hit the next one and 2) You can always scale a lot more than you originally predicted.

For Mr. Journe, buying out Harry Winston's share in the dial maker was a way to avoid production bottlenecks and pre-empt a supply shortage that he, too, believes will hit the industry this year.