Sentence examples for born further from inspiring English sources

This is how the debt-economy was born, further compounded and universalised by the Big Bang, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the repealing of the Glass-Steagall Act, China's embrace of the "one state, two systems" model – totalitarian politics and economic liberalism – and globalisation.

(Babbage suggested rewriting 'Every moment dies a man / Every minute one is born' as 'Every moment one and a sixteenth is born,' further noting that although the exact figure is 1.167, 'something of course must be conceded to the laws of metre.')" I suspect that the figure that Babbage, a fanatic for accuracy, suggested was closer to one and a sixteenth — 1.167 is more like one and a sixth.

Hyperbolic discounting may affect students' decisions about their college major because losing HOPE has a present cost while the costs of switching to a lower earning major are born further in the future.

Gas giants are probably born further out, beyond some 400 million kilometers, where ice crystals can develop and accumulate into planetary cores that are massive enough to attract large amounts of gas from the disk.

Equally, there is no raised cancer risk evident in those members of the Dounreay cohort born closest to Dounreay as compared to those cohort members born further away from the nuclear installation.

A large case-control study conducted in England and Wales found higher rates of childhood leukaemia among those born within 600 m of a high voltage power line compared with those born further away [ 33], although magnetic fields are unlikely to be the cause of the whole increase [ 34].

Then there was Morrison's response to the news: he denied that a baby had been born and, further, denied knowing who Lee was.

By breaking the rules of wedding dresses, by going behind the idea, there was born the further information that marriage is not necessarily happy".

Squeezed by rising prices, those too affluent to qualify for social housing but not affluent enough to buy in newly-expensive areas – sometimes the very areas where they were born – look further afield.

Due to their genetic make-up, males may on occasion be born infertile, further complicating breeding.

The question used was: "Including yourself, how many children has your mother had in all, who were born alive?" Further information is available at http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/pau/_docs/ffs/FFS_2000_Prog_SurveyDesign.pdf.org/fileadmin/DAM/pau/_docs/ffs/FFS_2000_Prog_SurveyDesign.pdf