Sentence examples for potential hold-ups from inspiring English sources

By fast-tracking any appropriate applications, today's changes will tackle potential hold-ups in the system".

He has also tried to use materials that already have FDA approval to cut out more potential hold-ups.

So you may need to consider the cashflow implications of holding more stock for longer, caused by longer delivery times (including potential hold-ups in customs etc).

Another potential hold-up is Apple's current model of taking 30percentt off the top of all content sold through its stores.

Recognition of transaction costs opens up a number of possibilities for positive union effects at the firm level, including those stemming from potential "hold-up" on the part of the employer.

"This has the potential to hold up the entire telecoms package," said Miloslav Ransdorf, a Czech lawmaker and vice chairman of the committee.

Anarchic celebrations erupted, framed by Sephora and Starbucks billboards — potential advertisers held up for mockery, a startling break with TV tradition.

There is evidence for greater cell loss in the enclosed system due to increased potential for hold up of product in the equipment, for example, for cross flow filtration (Rowley et al., 2012).

Of the arguments against, the weakest is the potential harm from holding up the launch of Windows 98.

Recent earthquakes have spotlighted the deadly potential of buildings held up by concrete.

As City Clerk Ardy Kassakhian took up the gavel, a bidding war ensued between three potential buyers who held up yellow cards as they raised the price of the 30,000-square-foot property at 3445 Altura Ave .from $300,000 to the winning bid of $395,000.