91.   Malnutrition remains widespread, leaving the possibility of an entire generation of children whose growth has been stunted, Morton said.

92.   Numerous wars over the past half-century have stunted economic growth and made governments spend more on their armies than on social development.

93.   Prolonged shortages are weakening resistance to disease and could stunt the growth of children, he said.

94.   Protracted hunger has stunted the growth of the children, most of whom appeared to be much younger than their ages.

95.   Severe food shortages have been stunting the growth of malnourished children and forcing people to eat grass and tree bark to supplement their meager rations.

96.   She has lost weight, her growth is stunted and her lymph nodes have enlarged.

97.   Severe cases of sleep apnea can stunt growth, lead to heart failure, cause seizures and result in mental retardation.

98.   Some islanders have long resented the bases and blamed them for noise, pollution, crime and stunted economic growth.

99.   The aim of the developed nations was to link these and stunt the growth of developing nations, he said.

100.   The drought has stunted wheat growth, made spring plowing more difficult and caused a substantial drop in the underground water table in mountainous areas, the report said.