Sentence examples for Come to term from inspiring English sources
The high doses of radiation caused so many miscarriages that we will never know the number of genetically damaged fetuses that did not come to term.
One woman threatened to kill herself and her unborn baby, shattered by the decision to force her to come to term in Nauru.
Towns and cities grow by developing beyond their green belts and creating what we have come to term a commuter belt.
It takes me about twenty years to come to term with any difficult period in my life, to get enough of a grasp on it to fictionalize it.
Although the cloning of humans is currently illegal throughout the world, the egg cell that contains nuclear DNA from an adult cell could in theory be implanted into a woman's uterus and come to term as an actual cloned human.
Plans to present both "Le Grand Macabre" and "The Cunning Little Vixen" were hatched around the same time, Mr. Gilbert said, noting that the Janacek work was on the drawing board before the Ligeti venture had come to term.
Athens, however, refused to come to terms.
One star did come to terms Saturday.
Have you come to terms with this?
"He has come to terms with practice.
"I have come to terms with it.
