Sentence examples for ill growth from inspiring English sources

This leads to a vicious cycle of malnutrition and disease, the cause of unacceptably high child mortality, ill growth and poor development.

More regulations being imposed at state and federal levels, rising antibusiness litigation and hostility in the media, fueled by criminal trials and scandals, bode ill for growth.

This will require a significant change of attitude on the part of some employees and that, together with the antiquated management structure and an ill-advised growth in the number of senior managers over the past few years, may indicate the need for some corporate downsizing.The client, of course, is the World Health Organisation (WHO).

Advances in this field are aimed at overcoming the esoteric, ill-defined growth factor or serum component relevance and genetic-modification-based protocols historically associated with differentiation protocols.

Chinese exports actually grew last month, but bleak economic forecasts in Europe bode ill for future growth.

With fewer youngsters working, Italy and Spain have seen a loss in productivity of about 2 percent, boding ill for future growth, Mr. Moëc estimated.

Armenia has the only fully accredited American university in the former Soviet Union -- the American University of Armenia, which has the academic backing of the University of California system; the most sophisticated high-tech base in the region; and for good or ill, the highest growth in commercial and residential real estate.

Recent data from studies in developing countries, including Brazil and Peru, have documented a lasting impact of diarrhea (as with malnutrition and intestinal helminthic infections) on child development with ill effects on cognition, growth, and educational performance [ 3- 5].

He can imagine ill-planned urban growth ruining a forest where he likes to hike.

In the early 1970s, for reasons that are still ill-understood, productivity growth slowed sharply, pulling down the trend rate of growth.

The best quick remedy for democracy's ills would be growth strong enough to bring down unemployment and boost real incomes, making voters more content.