Sentence examples for reduced bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

Of course, even critics confess a personal affection for E-ZPass, which has reduced bottlenecks at toll plazas and offered an alternative to the panicked ritual of fumbling for coins at the last minute.

The implementation of transition programmes in the Netherlands following the Breakthrough Series approach reduced bottlenecks in care delivery as perceived by professionals.

The result is a simpler architecture with reduced bottlenecks and elimination of a dominant sequential loop.

The goal is to eliminate all of its manned tollbooths to reduce bottlenecks.

Tom Ridge, director of homeland security, said the proposed cards would help reduce bottlenecks.

FedEx and the United Parcel Service use them to study the effectiveness of their shipping routes and reduce bottlenecks.

Service changes range from the obvious, like the new customer ordering system, to the subtle, such as small extensions to the "Drive Thru" windows to reduce bottlenecks.

Such lines could also help reduce bottlenecks in the grid and allow electricity to be traded over a wider area without any need to build new lines.

"There is no question, our new structure will increase accountability, will reduce bottlenecks and speed decision-making," Terry S. Semel, Yahoo's chairman and chief executive, said in an interview.

Soon there may be a financial incentive as well: to reduce bottlenecks, the government is encouraging airports to increase landing fees at peak hours.

Hammond earmarked £1.3bn for road improvements over the next five years, primarily to reduce bottlenecks, £1bn to enhance the digital infrastructure, £2bn a year in spending on R&D by 2020/21 and £2.3bn for infrastructure projects that make more land available for the building of 100,000 new homes "in areas where they are needed most".