Sentence examples for To term through from inspiring English sources

Thank you for carrying me to term through a very difficult period in your life.

This species is viviparous, wherein the developing embryos are sustained to term through a placental connection formed from the depleted yolk sac.

"His vocal opposition to term limits continued through the subsequent debates on the matter in the 1990s and the 2000s," Mr. Alman said.

In the title story, an elderly nun comes to terms, through a creative-writing seminar, with her illegitimacy.

The ECCC is the latest in a series of efforts by the international community to come to terms, through the legal process, with crimes against humanity and genocide.

The agency, which is tasked with enforcing labor law covering unions and employers, generally prefers to reach a settlement before litigating such a case, and only files a complaint if the parties can't manage to come to terms through negotiations.

Excludes pregnancies not carried to term (spontaneous or through surgical abortion).

Words here refer to terms identified through the lemmatization, except terms being pure numbers.

In two subanalyses we therefore restricted our data to term deliveries and children born through vaginal delivery, respectively.

APEs are volunteers who commit to certain terms through a "contract" which outlines their right to an allowance or subsidy and free health care at the local primary health centre or dispensary.

"To finally come to terms and work through all these years of emotion and years of disappointment was extraordinary".