Sentence examples for born in the next from inspiring English sources

Don't be the one born in the next minute! . . .

The construction industry creates about $6tr of waste and 20% of greenhouse gases, and we can't house everyone who's going to be born in the next 20 years.

I told my wife, Helen, I hoped nothing would be going on but seven lambs were born in the next hour and one got stuck.

Never mind that we already grow enough food to feed not only everyone on the planet but everyone who's going to be born in the next 30 or 40 years.

Now suppose that the world population stabilises at 10 billion and our life expectancy is 80 years, then the remaining humans will be born in the next 10,000 years.

Crimmins's thesis forms a promising framework within which to approach such issues in the philosophy of mind as tacit belief (do you believe that pencils do not eat?), criteria for having concepts (do blind persons have the concept of red?), and restrictions of acquaintance on objects of thought (can you believe something about the first person born in the next century?).

The new study examined new cases among children born in the next six years and found that the prevalence of autism disorders stayed essentially unchanged after 1992, at 2.6 per 1,000 children, a rate in line with other recent surveys and far higher than estimates from 20 years ago.

It is estimated that the Russian Federation will lose productivity worth 44 billion roubles (around 1.3 billion Euro) because of the iodine deficiency of children born in the next five years alone.

Neonatalogists are (appropriately) concerned with mortality among live-born births at a given gestational age, but neither the pregnant woman carrying a live fetus at a given gestational age nor her obstetrician, family physician, or midwife has any way of knowing whether or not her fetus will be born in the next week.

The cubs stay with their mother until the next litter is born in the following summer.

My husband was born in the house next door, and we're about to move to a house on the other side – so he will have moved twice in his life, but only about 300 yards.