Sentence examples for huge bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

But recent estimates suggest it is housing more than 4,000 people because of huge bottlenecks in the asylum process.

Her company collects and disposes of about 70,000 tons of plastic trash every year, she said, and expects "huge bottlenecks across the whole of England" in the coming months.

Silicon photonics aims to solve what has become one of the huge bottlenecks in the information age, the movement of data in and out of computers.

But the problem with these companies is that these execs become huge bottlenecks because there are just too many decisions to make by a small number of super highly paid people.

I think SQL database, if anybody's ever done web development, they know that can be a huge bottleneck.

"However, the techniques for making these modifications in animals and humans have been a huge bottleneck in both research and the development of human therapeutics.

Mr. Cox's committee staff found in its assessment that while the Department of Homeland Security was doing a much better job of speeding along local grants for the vast operation, a huge bottleneck had developed at the state and local level.

Contractors have said it was Mr. Chao who gave the last-minute order to require users to create accounts before they could shop for plans, a decision that contributed to a huge bottleneck once the website went live.

Julian Schweitzer of the World Bank says that physical and human shortages in local health services represent "a huge bottleneck to aid".Now the aid bonanza may be making things worse.

Once the data size exceeds the system memory, disk access becomes a huge bottleneck.

However, centralized server can become a huge bottleneck in diverse network conditions.