Sentence examples for abort because of from inspiring English sources

In the first case, Professor Kittay explained, "you're not seeking to abort 'this particular child.' " In the second, she said, "when you're seeking to abort because of disability, it's not 'any potential child,' it's this child, with these particular characteristics".

The deal was aborted because of political divisions involving Britain, France and Germany.

The world abounds in road-pricing schemes which have had to be aborted because of political opposition.

Support falls off if a woman aborts for financial reasons and is lowest of all if she aborts because of the fetus's sex.

But the trip was aborted; because of McCarthyist suspicions about Pauling's political sympathies, the United States State Department had refused to issue him a passport.

The fishing company's president, Joseph S. Martinac, said the test was aborted because of potential liability issues as well as the skipper's reluctance.

The capsule had been in orbit since September 18th, but a previous docking attempt on September 22nd had been aborted because of software problems.

The staccato bridge into the middle of the song is remarkably tense as the flight controllers discuss whether the landing attempt should be aborted because of an alarm light that has popped on.

While there may be some fallout, he said, most travelers have gotten used to seeing television reports about cruises that were aborted because of mechanical problems and hearing about viruses that ran rampant among passengers and crew members.

But my further explorations of the "Sleep No More" environs — a creepy hospital, a ballroom, a maze — had to be aborted because of mask-induced facial paralysis and imminent loss of consciousness.

At the 2012 Oldie Soho Literary Festival he told a riveted audience about the events which culminated, after a few attempts had been aborted because of bad weather, on 12 November 1944.