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bottleneck

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The shortage of engineers is the greatest bottleneck to the development of our company.
2. But here too, the halls are the bottleneck.
3. This is a bottleneck for the entire noble gas methodology.
4. The critical bottleneck, however, is the chemical oxygen demand (COD) content of the water.
5. Accordingly, the problem is to avoid a capacity bottleneck with existing modes of transport.
6. the bottleneck in liquidity and necessity to sell asset positions in order to increase liquidity,
7. (The cause may be a technical bottleneck in the oxygen supply, soaking-pits, overhead travelling cranes, etc.).
8. First of all it should once again be stressed that the aforementioned bottleneck problems are not constant, only temporary.
9. This is linked to a substantial shortage of those skills in the Belgian labour market (‘bottleneck jobs’).
10. The sole possible mechanical bottleneck which would need a high investment to increase production is the machine producing the optical block.
11. Furthermore, as regards the connection to the Nordic area, it should be noted again that the aforementioned bottleneck problems (congestion) are not constant, only temporary.
12. The most important bottleneck of the capacity increase is indeed the time it takes to train new employees to assemble and manufacture TCS.
13. are intended to eliminate a bottleneck or complete a missing link on a major route of the trans-European network, in particular projects which are cross-border projects, cross natural barriers or have a cross-border section;
14. The complainants acknowledged that there was a bottleneck of supply of certain product groups manufactured by the Union industry, but they considered it as temporary and due to stock shortages following the recovery of the market after the economic crisis.
15. General technical bottlenecks may exist in certain auxiliary plant which may limit, for example, the simultaneous utilization to only two furnaces out of three. (The cause may be a technical bottleneck in the oxygen supply, soaking-pits, overhead travelling cranes, etc.).