Sentence examples for kill development of from inspiring English sources

A test ban now, without other agreements, would appear to do a great deal more for the Soviet Union than it has yet admitted: it would kill development of the nuclear-powered X-ray laser, a device that some see as the most promising technical component of President Reagan's antimissile defense initiative.

Or perhaps it is about not wanting to kill development of risky new works?

Earlier this year, the company announced plans to lay off nearly 12,000 employees and kill development on some of its Atom mobile chipsets.

"It could quite frankly kill development on the coast". Thompson, director of the Beaufort County Economic Development Commission, called the 39-inch prediction "dishonest statistically" and no better than a coin flip.

A sea-level rise of 39 inches "could quite frankly kill development on the coast", a business leader admitted.

They quite literally practised a grim form of social engineering to kill the development of women's football at birth.

Unless reined in, such legal lawlessness will ultimately kill the development of high-tech innovation and inventiveness.

"Stunting can kill opportunities in life for a child and kill opportunities for development of a nation," Anthony Lake, Unicef's executive director, said.

"Stunting can kill opportunities in life for a child and kill opportunities for development of a  nation," said UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake.

The Observer has learned that George Osborne is demanding cuts of 25% in subsidies, a reduction the industry says would "kill dead" the development of wind power sites.

Image A microbe from the Archaea domain produces an antibiotic that can kill bacteria The development of antibiotics in the 1940s meant that, for the first time in history, bacterial infections were readily treatable.