Sentence examples for stymied development from inspiring English sources

Many of the regulations the government wants to drop are environmental rules that it says have stymied development.

In addition to leaving a big hole on Park Avenue, the stymied development has also had repercussions for a fancy shopping strip around the corner from the site that was intended to be included in the Macklowe project.

How many Spanish forwards are playing for Barcelona or Real Madrid?" We talk a couple days after Roy Hodgson's team impressed in a 2-0 defeat of Switzerland but Cruyff's wider point about the stymied development of young English players, and even their Spanish counterparts at the peak of La Liga, remain pertinent.

He has been particularly critical of civilian casualties, and the night raids and airstrikes that often lead to them, but he also frequently blames foreigners, and the way they deliver aid to Afghanistan, for feeding the widespread corruption that has stymied development.

He posits that a close relationship between Apple and Nike (Tim Cook sits on Nike's board, in addition to running Apple) may have ultimately stymied development.

Though Sun ostensibly is in charge of enterprise software and e-commerce, overlapping technologies and organizational red tape have stymied development efforts.

So what stymied the development of more care trusts?

Politicians' outbursts against hoarders and speculators have stymied the development of storage facilities and commodity markets.

It points out that the United States embargo has stymied the development of human rights in Cuba.

This has stymied the development of proper capital markets and a real equity culture, which would help wean China off its dependence on bank lending.

Now, Mr. Winstanley said, he hopes to resolve security and parking concerns that have stymied further development of the blighted area with construction of an 1,100-car 1,100-cararage.