Sentence examples for conceive against from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the outcome of weighing a wish to conceive against the potential risks associated with IVF may differ among couples considering fertility treatment.

The pressure to conceive against a backdrop of declining fertility, together with the decreased potential of orthodox medical interventions, means that some women become 'desperate' to try anything to achieve parenthood.

Instead she is forced to give birth to a child that was conceived against her will.

The I visa was initially conceived against the background of the highly controversial McCarran-Walter Act, enacted in 1952 at the peak of the McCarthy era.

Conceived against a backdrop of conflicting personal projects, contractual disagreements and guitarist Tony Iommi's debilitating lymphoma, 13 could so easily have been an exercise in old metallers making do.

Whether you were born of a love that lasted or of a love that ran out; whether your parents wrote each other wedding vows or lawyers' letters; whether you were conceived against the side of a Winnebago at Glastonbury, in the broom cupboard at Nobu or in an embryology clinic full of human hope – a baby is a baby.

The semiofficial Press TV reported Mr. Ahmadinejad as saying that the United States makes "daily efforts to conceive scenarios against Iran.

How you get merchants to adopt an icon scheme when it may act against what they conceive to be their own best interests is a conundrum.

The authorities said the arrest had severely damaged the ability of Al Qaeda to conceive and carry out strikes against the United States.

I hope so, but if these political masters are the ones behind him it is troubling to even conceive how he will do against the ruthless types who somehow wrested the presidency in 2000 from the rightful winner who got the most votes.

Personhood measures also raise questions about what they would mean for in vitro fertilization, which often involves creating more than one embryo in an effort to help a woman conceive — the American Society for Reproductive Medicine has been against personhood initiatives — and the "morning-after pill," which is essentially a high dose of birth control pills that delays ovulation.