Sentence examples for excess development from inspiring English sources
"excess development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a situation where something is being developed or created too much or too quickly. For example, you might say "We must try to limit excess development in the city center."
This engine was turbo-charged by overoptimistic investors and entrepreneurs whose excess development buried the United States economy in a hole far deeper than that of a normal cyclical downturn.
The rehearsal studios, which will be rented to nonprofit theaters, were added to the building when, in order to make the InterContinental hotel taller, Tishman bought excess development rights from the Majestic Theater at 245 West 44th Street.
They are unused or excess development rights gauged, like building density or lot size, by the square foot and transferable, when zoning permits it, from one buildable lot to another.
The interaction of those slip systems is expressed in terms of latent hardening and excess dislocation development.
Once excess weight development sets in, physical inactivity increases and a vicious circle is ready.
In accordance with this, only AP2C3 ectopic expression is able to stimulate cell proliferation leading to excess stomata development.
Prenatal intervention efforts may consider monitoring women who meet such criteria as a way to decrease fetal exposure to high maternal glucose concentration and possibly prevent excess weight development.
We therefore speculate that the apparent excess in development impairment seen in the entire PROGRAMS cohort may reflect the vulnerability to global brain injury and developmental delay attributable to fetal growth restriction.
Similarly to Spry2 null mice, the Muenke model mice show excess pillar cell development at the expense of Deiters' cell development along the entire length of the cochlear duct, with the most extreme abnormalities occurring apically, and excess outer hair cell development that is confined to the apical region.
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".
