Sentence examples for be infants from inspiring English sources
noun
A very young human being, from birth to somewhere between six months and two years of age, needing almost constant care and/or attention.
The remains appear to be infants, juveniles and one very old adult.
The paradigmatic case seems to be infants who are born prematurely and end up in intensive care on breathing machines for months, before requiring feeding tubes, constant nursing care, multiple medications and follow-up procedures for kidneys, heart or other complications.
One option would be to lop roughly a million people off the program's rolls -- 78percentt of whom would be infants and toddlers under five.
In practice, the majority of infants with restricted lives would be infants with predicted impairment.
Participants in the eligible trials will be infants born before 28 weeks' gestation and enrolled within 24 hours of birth.
We considered 14-day old cotton rats to be infants since they do not spontaneously wean at this age [ 13].
At least two were infants.
They are infants in reasoning.
Both were infants when they were engaged.
Back when most of them were infants.
Some of the injured were infants in strollers.
