Sentence examples for crippled growth from inspiring English sources
The ECB cannot be blamed for harsh fiscal austerity, nor for the fragility of banks, both of which have crippled growth.
Set aside the arguments on how far belts needed to be tightened, or how much Osborne's appetite for cuts has crippled growth.
The story of Oppermann — who did not send the residents of San Francisco packing but merely crippled growth with arcane lot-size rules and off-street-parking-space minimums — comes down to us via a San Francisco Bay Area cartographer, programmer, and amateur historian named Eric Fischer.
The story of Oppermann who did not send the residents of San Francisco packing but merely crippled growth with arcane lot-size rules and off-street-parking-space minimums comes down to us via a San Francisco Bay Area cartographer, programmer, and amateur historian named Eric Fischer.
HET-s is a prion [ 15] and the Crippled Growth determinant seems to result from a positive autoregulation of a signal transduction cascade [ 16].
Apart from the HET-s and the Crippled Growth determinants of Podospora anserina, their molecular nature and their roles remain unknown.
Austerity policies are self-defeating: they cripple growth and reduce tax revenues.
The approach assumes sharp fiscal tightening will right Portugal's finances, ignoring how a precipitous drop in government spending will cripple growth and Portugal's ability to repay its debts.
The sovereign debt crisis, which has crippled economic growth and left unemployment stubbornly high, has weighed on the market, especially newly minted stocks.
Critics counter that the effort to clean Fukushima Prefecture could end up as perhaps the biggest of Japan's white-elephant public works projects -- and yet another example of post-disaster Japan reverting to the wasteful ways that have crippled economic growth for two decades.
