Sentence examples for before conception that from inspiring English sources

"It's well before conception that we need to be worrying about the health of women.

"The effects could even come from before conception – that's why we have to be so cautious with advice".

The only exception is if the couple agreed in writing before conception that the donor was to be considered a parent.

Residual renal function might be the key factor to explaining the improved outcomes of conception that happened before starting dialysis (in women already undergoing dialysis the residual renal function often declines).

The bill not only moves to ban abortions after 20 weeks (that would be 1.5percentt of abortions, usually those most deserving of kindness and sympathy for the people involved) but also seeks to extend the definition of pregnancy to include the two weeks before conception -- that would be while a woman has her period.

But what can one say of a putative franchise so mechanized in its conception that, before the show starts, the audience is told sternly not to dance in the aisles until the ending and then, at the finish, is shamelessly whipped into a frenzy with the inevitable mega-mix?

Before moving, he had had a conception that all Scandinavians were a "bearded, woolly jumper-wearing, recycling bunch of people", but was surprised by how different each of the Nordic countries seemed to be.

Neuroscience and child development research have provided clear evidence that the early childhood years starting at, and even before, conception provide the foundation for lifelong wellbeing and productivity.

"There is a popular conception that being a C.E.O.

"That's one of the conception that people have, that you're going to be alone.

He thought that every historical epoch had its own conception of freedom, and that it was naive to think that our conception of freedom didn't evolve historically out of all the different conceptions that came before.