Sentence examples for development is stunted from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, its development is stunted.

Think of the juvenile murderer sentenced to a life in prison, or orphans whose development is stunted by lack of an adult model.

Employment -- and the income that comes with it -- marks the ability to move from dependence to independence, and when there are fewer opportunities to make this leap, development is stunted.

Consequently, their economic growth and development are stunted.

He suffered from injuries and illness, while his development was stunted when he was banned after testing positive for cocaine.

At the age of 18 months he cannot yet walk and his intellectual and emotional development are stunted.

He felt his development was stunted in Ukraine and relocated to Russia in 2008, where he was granted citizenship by presidential decree.

Like many dancers who have spent much of their life expressing themselves through their bodies, Ms. Reyes said she felt her verbal development was stunted.

Because that basic need for development was stunted, Friedan maintained, women would remain unhappy, and children would grow up with unfulfilled and neurotic mothers.

Our brains are filled with metal particles, our children's lungs and mental development are stunted, and an epidemic of heart and lung disease is catalysed – all to grant people the choice of stewing in a traffic jam rather than getting there by other means.

Previous research comparing boys' and girls' moral development had concluded that girls' development was stunted, but Carol Gilligan argues that this assessment misconstrued the data (Gilligan 1982).