Sentence examples for a drag on development from inspiring English sources
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"Air pollution is not just a health risk but also a drag on development.
Meanwhile, an economically moribund Serbia will continue to be a drag on development in its neighbours.Worse may lie ahead.
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Both factors are a drag on growth.
He also said exports had been a drag on growth.
An ageing population will be a drag on growth.
Other economists argue that inequality is a drag on growth.
"The service sector is a drag on growth," he says.
That could be a drag on economic development.
For a vehicle that weighs around 1,200kg 2,6455 pounds) a whopping 450kg of that is taken up by the car's batteries.Although new battery technologies are emerging, their weight and size is likely to remain a drag on the development of electric and hybrid cars, forcing manufacturers to come up with new and inventive ways to shed weight and free up space.
