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"We know that malnutrition accounts for almost half of all child deaths but it also holds back the development of individual children, it changes the way the brain develops and makes it harder to read and write," says Mr Cox.

"The cost of electric cars has held back the development of a mass market," Bailey said.

Price controls at the wellhead in America held back the development of new supplies.

It's not a lack of Antonin Scalia-style stridency that holds back the development of progressive jurisprudence.

The EU deal might also come under fire if a poor investment climate holds back the development of Mexican manufacturing.

Neil Postman, a media critic, has theorized that television has rolled back the development of human intelligence by thousands of years.

"A format war could hold back the development of the ebook market," says Simon Juden, chief executive of the Publishers Association.

This ossifies and holds back the development of the economy and, ultimately, threatens the soundness, security and resilience of the wider society.

Some argue that the lack of clarity in planning guidance is holding back the development of community renewables, particularly schemes involving onshore wind farms.

I have to admit, that I sometimes believe that, your PSB heritage may actually be holding back the development of strong commercial broadcasters.

Southern China Grid's Better Place demonstration project indicates that powerful interests in China still back the development of all-electric cars.