Sentence examples for babies were far from inspiring English sources

Psychologists at the University of California in San Diego found that children who learnt Mandarin as babies were far more likely to have perfect pitch - the ability to name or sing a musical note at will - than those raised to speak English.

Babies were far more likely to have higher concentrations of methadone in their bodies than older children.

My chaotic pregnancy – I was hospitalised twice after what's known as a threatened miscarriage amid fears I had lost one or both babies – is far from unique.

Chasnoff and other experts emphasize that drug babies are far from a cohesive group.

But the frequency with which women experience depressive episodes when weaning their babies is far less understood.

Although premutation babies are far less likely to show developmental problems than full mutation babies, some are at risk for learning problems, ASD, or seizures, and early intervention will be important to implement if developmental problems emerge in follow-up [ 5, 9, 70, 71].

Remember that babies are far more flexible than adults when it comes to adjusting to a different time zone.

A C-section under the most leisurely of circumstances, as for a stubborn breech baby, is far more unpleasant than the surgery's widespread popularity among celebrities and upper-class Brazilians would suggest, but rather than feeling hot outrage at her ordeal, Cassidy chose cool-headed inspiration.

The Obama administration did disengage only to find that the Middle East tar baby was far stickier than it had expected.

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But judging by the grunts and groans that are still audible as I walk out into the cold, the revellers at Bi Bi Baby are far from finished this evening.