Sentence examples for Make a pregnancy from inspiring English sources
(Rooney) 'Milk Like Sugar' (previews start on Thursday; opens on Nov. 1) A joint presentation of Playwrights Horizons, Women's Project and La Jolla Playhouse, Kirsten Greenidge's play about three black inner-city high school sophomores who make a pregnancy pact comes direct from earning stellar reviews in its West Coast debut last month.
(Rooney) 'Milk Like Sugar' (in previews; opens on Nov. 1) A joint presentation of Playwrights Horizons, Women's Project and La Jolla Playhouse, Kirsten Greenidge's play about three black inner-city high school sophomores who make a pregnancy pact comes direct from earning stellar reviews in its West Coast debut last month.
But this it seems to me only serves to focus attention on something illogical at the heart of the church's traditional teaching on birth control, which is: if the point is that God should have space to "intervene" and make a pregnancy happen, surely He/She can intervene just as effectively via a torn condom or a missed pill as via a mistaken calendar calculation.
"17 Girls" is a French film about 17 French teenage girls who make a pregnancy pact and stay true to it.
And if what Zhai offers is choice and hope – another way of making a pregnancy happen – then what could be better?
Even if the findings in this study refer to the women participating, the desire for motherhood and the loose societal control making a pregnancy possible are factors true for many women in urbanizing Africa.
Thus the likelihood of first trimester exposures to medications for malaria and HIV has increased and is expected to increase even more [ 13], making a pregnancy exposure registry essential.
What if this pregnancy damaged my body in some way that would make a subsequent pregnancy difficult or impossible?
Yes, you can make a game about pregnancy.
The result has been a huge number of new abortion restrictions, traceable in part to the 2010 mid-term elections, which increased the number of anti-abortion governors and state legislatures controlled by abortion opponents, who keep concocting new schemes to make terminating a pregnancy a right on paper only.
