Sentence examples for growth harm from inspiring English sources

He said that not only did growth harm the climate by increasing emissions of greenhouse gases, but "all the evidence shows that beyond the sort of standard of living which Britain has now achieved, extra growth does not automatically translate into human welfare and happiness".

"Pursuit of a grand bargain while conservatives in the House remain intransigent on revenues is not bearing fruit and we continue to live under the growth-harming sequester," said Tanden, who argued that the White House should push for "a smaller deal to eliminate the sequester for at least the next three years".

Even if neighboring plants are now all genetically identical, their evolutionary legacy of past competition may cause wasteful 'me first' use of shared resources like soil water, or stem-growth 'arms races' to capture a larger share of available sunlight, or under-investment in cooperative suppression of weeds.

Just as higher oil prices damage economic growth and harm low-income Americans, who spend a disproportionately large share of their income on energy, a carbon tax would be both regressive and harmful to economic recovery.

In fact, spending more would mean either borrowing more or taxing more, both of which would slow growth and harm the very people Labour claims to represent".

Harriet Harman, the acting Labour leader, told MPs that the budget would throw people out of work, hold back economic growth, and harm vital public services.

Stimulating growth can harm animals too.

The platform chosen for uploads and sharing was SoundCloud, which won't do growth any harm.

You can wear a spandex girdle in early pregnancy but not for too long; don't cramp the baby's growth or harm your health.

Throughout Asia, a debate is raging over whether China's soaring growth is harming its neighbors.

In people, a central puzzle is whether the natural drop in growth hormone harms or helps.