Sentence examples for weather bottlenecks from inspiring English sources

Travel was slow, because of weather, bottlenecks and all those small-town intersections.

Anggraeni Puspitasari, a coordinator for the charity World Vision, said that poor weather was causing bottlenecks and slowing down aid and that the danger of disease was rising.

By the eve of the lunar new year holiday, unusually severe winter weather and crippling transport bottlenecks had eased.

However, it comes across bottleneck when weather is cloudy for many days.

City officials have plans to spend hundreds of millions to add a third runway in hopes of ridding the airport of its reputation as a bottleneck in bad weather and making Lambert a more efficient alternative to O'Hare International in Chicago.

During the spring of 2011 massive, coalescing storm fronts in the upper Mississippi, and Ohio River basins caused extreme weather conditions that flooded the bottleneck section of the Mississippi River in the vicinity of Cairo, IL.

Transport bottlenecks exacerbated by wintry weather made it difficult in some places to replenish them.

Last year, more than 250 climbers reached the summit in a 48-hour stretch of good weather despite warnings of potentially deadly bottlenecks in the "death zone" above 8,000 metres.

"Unless the process runs into a rough weather because of some regulatory, legal bottlenecks, it's a done deal," the person added.

Large but temporary reductions in population size due to disease, weather, or other factors also create bottleneck effects.

Dehman (2012) investigated the pre-breakdown flow and queue discharge flow of four bottlenecks in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the United States, under different weather conditions and proposed the use of weather reduction factors in their models.