Sentence examples for development limits from inspiring English sources

To be considered suitable for residential use, land has to lie within the development limits of an existing conurbation.

Larger brain models also have development limits and eventually the internal neurons die, since they lack the structure of a body – namely a blood supply to their center – that would support them.

But in what may have been the biggest gain for environmental groups, a Democrat, Dennis A. Suskind, who was backed by the conservation league, won one of the two town board seats up for grabs, giving advocates of land preservation and development limits a 3 to 2 majority on the board.

This result suggests that land development limits terrestrial vertebrate access to wetlands.

Mangrove ecosystems are considered vulnerable to climate change as coastal development limits the ecosystem services and adaptations important to their survival.

However, the development limits their choice of migration routes and adaptation to different herding and weather conditions - as well as restricting access to traditional resource-rich camp sites, fishing sites and other valuable assets (Forbes et al. 2009; Kumpula et al. 2011) (Figure 15).

But in recent weeks housing authorities in Singapore, a hub of dense development, limited new small apartments to encourage developers to build more diverse and family-oriented housing.

(The original name for Safran Holdings, it turns out, was Flagstaff Development Limited).

Extreme poverty leads to stunted development, limited future productivity as adults, and intergenerational transmission of poverty, the report (pdf) says.

"I think people would hate to see new development limited to hotels," Mr. Bergman said.

Economic sanctions hobble the country's economic development, limiting foreign investment and curbing access to much needed equipment like modern airplanes and computers.