Sentence examples for coming to term from inspiring English sources

Those pregnancies are expected to begin coming to term this fall.

But for thousands of kids out there coming to term with who they are, they shouldn't have to take it.

Now, miscarriages are common; they are usually nature's way of preventing an unhealthy baby from coming to term.

Finally, Jon Cohen's "Coming to Term," written after his wife lost four pregnancies, is an excellent bit of investigative journalism and was incredibly powerful, and helpful to me personally.

The others are frozen in case of future need, but most have no realistic prospect of coming to term and will eventually be destroyed, an inevitable consequence of the fertility treatment.

VICKY RAAB: I visualized everyone as basically male but androgynous, and mostly sexless, as kemmer was described but never acted on; we never got to see Gethenian sex close up and personalized, or the characters nakedly morphing from one sex to another, or coming to term in a pregnancy.

/ Or coming to terms without.

Coming to Terms: Fundamentalists or Islamists?

"It is a coming to terms with.

LeDoux, J.E. Coming to terms with fear.

"A Monster Calls" is about coming to terms with grief.