Sentence examples for development is thwarted from inspiring English sources

The authors write that children's development is thwarted by "loyalty conflicts" and extended stretches of uncertainty.

Artificial implanted organs are an attractive solution to terminal failures of organs such as pancreas, urinary sphincters, kidneys or heart, but their development is thwarted by the problem of their energy supply.

He was accused of planting the butterfly during an acrimonious legal battle but caterpillars were also found at Gavray and, eventually, the lone ecologist triumphed: the development was thwarted in the high court.

This was a misconception and thus technical inputs, such as teacher training and curriculum development, were thwarted and limited the outputs designed for this initial pilot phase.

Through a series of neatly diagrammed comic developments, Sumner is thwarted (and splattered with coconut custard), love triumphs, and the future employment of Minsky's genial team is secured, at least for now.

Development of inhibitors of these membrane-bound enzymes could lead to an effective treatment for obesity, but is thwarted by an absence of direct structural information.

Enterprise there is thwarted by bureaucracy and high taxes.

Or the referendum is thwarted entirely.

Rather, expectations for character development and storytelling are thwarted to prompt reflection on codes of behavior in theater, in film and in real life.

But a thorough restoration has been thwarted by development regulations and questions of who controls the land, The City Times reported this summer.

It is often said that English players are thwarted in development because too many foreigners participate in the highly regarded domestic league.