Sentence examples for restricting growth from inspiring English sources

[However, overfeeding of ewe hoggets (i.e. adolescent ewes) in early pregnancy can result in restricted placental development, restricting growth of fetal lambs in late pregnancy.

A mixture of environmental issues – toxic algae bloom in Chile, an outbreak of lice in Norway, cold weather restricting growth – has resulted in a major shortage of salmon.

Scottish Natural Heritage, which is part-funding the Colonsay clearance project, says it is the way the plant affects habitats - restricting growth on open moorland, heathland, coastal habitats and oak woodland - that causes the biggest problem.

Los Angeles, the country's most sprawling megalopolis, may boast a more dizzying array of horrible commutes, but many of them are the result of a difficult landscape — ocean restricting growth on one side, mountains on another.

So unless it is prepared to let power shortages continue restricting growth, Brazil may be better off switching back towards a free market, difficult though it may be to get right.

The continuing level of economic pain has prompted debates about whether or not these programmes have the effect of further restricting growth,.

"They didn't want Los Angeles-type growth, and they felt if they restricted water, that would restrict growth".

Selective media techniques use nutrient restriction to enhance or restrict growth of organisms based on inherent microbial characteristics for identification.

There was a blind paraplegic, a person of restricted growth.

Millea aims to expand outside Japan, where an aging population restricts growth.

But he warned that requiring banks to hold more capital could restrict growth.