Sentence examples for childbirth out from inspiring English sources
Many adoptions stemmed from childbirth out of wedlock.
This suggests a connection to the home-birth movement, with its goal of getting childbirth out of the hospital.
Marin County, where Fernwood is situated, is also, you write, a stronghold of hospices and "home funerals"—which involve people who act as "death midwives". This suggests a connection to the home-birth movement, with its goal of getting childbirth out of the hospital.
/ The Undependable Global Positioning System is not responsible for climate change, whatever that is, nor for childbirth out of wedlock, nor for income inequality, nor for the decline in sales of popular music on compact disc, for the disappearance of affordable and reasonably outfitted editions of the classics in paperback.
"For women to have access, they must survive childbirth". Out of every 100,000 births, 362 Kenyan mothers still die.
Dr. Njogu-Ndongwe states its plainly, "For women to have access, they must survive childbirth". Out of every 100,000 births, 362 Kenyan mothers still die.
Although the report will be leapt on by those who believe that mothers should stay at home after childbirth, others point out that it is often the quality of care outside the home which is at issue.
The metaphor embedded in the title — that of childbirth — is played out in both the film's structure and story line, as a series of opposites come together to produce a new whole.
Our generation changed the way America gave birth and gave each of us a voice by insisting that 'knock out/ drag out childbirth' was no longer acceptable.
The seventh follow-up survey, at 5 years after childbirth, was carried out with women who participated in the sixth follow-up survey, which was conducted at 3.5 years after childbirth.
The follow-up is stopped before this period in case of evolution to high-risk pregnancy, genital bleeding, childbirth delivery, drop out of treatment, use of another type of iron supplement, drug intolerance, cure or aggravation of anemia.
