Sentence examples for development excess from inspiring English sources

Now the Columbia River Gorge is a National Scenic Area, which gives it protection from development excess, and the elements provide a year-round tourism industry in a place that calls itself the windsurfing capital of the world.

"But the window for harvesting this bonus may close soon," with a "profound impact on development": "Excess cheap labor supply, which is one of the major factors driving China's economic miracle, will no longer be available".

A network of genes controls anther development and function, including SPOROCYTELESS (SPL) which act very early in anther development, EXCESS MICROSPOROCYTES 1 (EMS1) involved in early tapetal initiation, and MALE STERILE 1 (MS1) needed for tapetal development and function.

While it is clear that a lack of access to energy and resources, or their uneven distribution, chokes economic development, excess energy consumption from fossil-fuel sources promotes extensive pollution and global warming, and is a sign of economic and public ill-health and inequality.

Using the pre-development baseline, a "developed-excess" measure may be computed for changes due to anthropogenic development.

Geogrid layers could decrease the development of excess pore water pressures and accelerate the dissipation of excess pore water pressures.

The company has drilled wells on the property to provide water for the development; any excess water would be given to the town.

Marine cyclones, on the other hand, often experience explosive development in excess of 1 mb (0.1 kPa) per hour, particularly in winter.

The bonds would be repaid over 20 years through the new tax revenues generated by the development, with excess revenues to be kept by the town and any shortfall to be paid by the developers, Mr. Mandelbaum said.

And unlike the old days of regulation, state governments cannot mandate the development of excess generating capacity for independent producers, or the use of a varied mix of energy sources, instead relying on the marketplace to anticipate power needs and fuel supplies.

Iron is essential for plant growth and development, but excess iron is cytotoxic.