Sentence examples for stunted development from inspiring English sources

Other male flowers developed stamens, however these appeared to have stunted development and never produced pollen.

Because stunted growth in the first months of a child's life means stunted development of the brain and thus, of cognitive capacity.

In the meantime many children in London have faced stunted development of their lungs, and 690,000 Londoners continue to suffer from asthma.

Contemporary artists in neighboring India, Pakistan and Bangladesh benefited from art academies set up over the years by the British Raj, but Nepal's isolation stunted development.

BERLIN — When a German banker and former government official spoke publicly about a unique "Jewish gene," when he attacked Islam as a source of violence and stunted development and when he espoused genetic theories that evoked the fright of the Nazi past, the political leadership here quickly condemned him as racist and called for him to be fired.

The lack of supported devices has stunted development on the platform considerably.

Others think it stunts development.Second, orphanages can prevent children living with what family they have.

Many felt its smattering of cult hits such as Being Human, Torchwood and In The Flesh were prematurely cancelled, contributing to accusations that the channel was by turns fostering and stunting development of home-grown shows.

It undermines "creative play", which stunts development and ultimately threatens democracy, insists Susan Linn of the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, an American group.To such critics, any system of control that depends on companies policing themselves is doomed to fail.

Even a small dose, if it ends up in a child's bloodstream, can stunt development and cause lifelong learning problems, doctors say.

Over time, they can distort and stunt development of brain matter, going so far as to interfere with the way a child's body translates its own genetic code into new neural pathways.