Sentence examples for because they were conceived from inspiring English sources

Additionally, because they were conceived in essentially absolutist terms, natural rights were increasingly considered to conflict with one another.

In Massachusetts, the Social Security Administration told Lauren Woodward, who had applied for benefits for her twins, Mackenzie and Michayla, that the girls could not be treated as Warren Woodward's heirs, because they were conceived after his death.

And our children could be considered the same age because they were conceived at the same time (in the lab) and the embryos were transferred at the same time.

Determined — desperate — Winterson left home at 16; she applied "to read English at Oxford because it was the most impossible thing" she could think of; she graduated; she wrote books that transported readers because they were conceived to transport their author.

However, the main profiles of these codecs were designed to cope with a fixed space-temporal video signal because they were conceived to be employed with guaranteed resources for transmission and decoding.

But now, the Social Security Administration is refusing to treat the twins as Jeffrey Mattison's heirs and grant them survivor benefits of a few hundred dollars a month, based on Mattison's earnings, saying the children didn't "survive" their dad because they were conceived after his death.

The authors argue that the assumption underlying such courses is that cross-cultural programs are viable because they are conceived and designed to be 'global', and that they assume this design to be inclusive.

It helps to fuel bullying of children – whether because they are raised by same-sex parents, or because they have been conceived by IVF.

Some other codes were eliminated because they were later conceived "redundant" and "marginal" (these two terms were drawn from Lewins and Silver 2007, p. 100).

The difficult challenge is to separate the theoretically based and substantively informative yet failing models from models that failed because they were ill conceived nonsense.

Because the arches were conceived as rooms, and had seats, out of the sun, "where weariness may be lounged off," as The New York Times put it in 1869.