bottlenecks (Meaning)
bottlenecks
a point of traffic congestion, to slow or halt by causing a bottleneck, a narrow passageway, narrow, a style of guitar playing in which glissando effects are produced by sliding an object (such as a knife blade or the neck of a bottle) along the strings, someone or something that holds up progress, a narrow route, someone or something that slows or halts free movement and progress, impasse, a dramatic reduction in the size of a population (as of a species) that results in a decrease in genetic variation
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bottlenecks Sentence Examples
- The narrow road created a bottleneck during rush hour, causing significant delays.
- The bottleneck in the production line prevented the company from meeting customer demand.
- Financial constraints often create bottlenecks in research and development projects.
- The bottleneck bridge became an infamous symbol of the city's traffic congestion.
- Implementing new technology can help remove bottlenecks and streamline operations.
- Identifying and addressing bottlenecks is crucial for optimizing business processes.
- The lack of experienced engineers was the main bottleneck preventing the project from progressing.
- A shortage of raw materials created a bottleneck, halting production for several days.
- The bottlenecks in the healthcare system contributed to long wait times for patients.
- Government regulations can sometimes create unexpected bottlenecks in the business environment.
FAQs About the word bottlenecks
a point of traffic congestion, to slow or halt by causing a bottleneck, a narrow passageway, narrow, a style of guitar playing in which glissando effects are pr
jams, congestions, snarls,logjams, backups, tailbacks, delays,traffic, gridlocks, tangles
advances, fares, persists, progresses, follows through (with), keeps (on), carries on, runs on, moves,continues
The narrow road created a bottleneck during rush hour, causing significant delays.
The bottleneck in the production line prevented the company from meeting customer demand.
Financial constraints often create bottlenecks in research and development projects.
The bottleneck bridge became an infamous symbol of the city's traffic congestion.
