Sentence examples for conceive which from inspiring English sources

Greene quit writing her column for New York to pursue other projects, among them Citymeals-on-Wheels, a charity organization she helped conceive, which delivers more than two million free meals a year to New York City's shut-ins.

If, at the end of 10 months, they do not conceive naturally, they get that money back, plus a share of funds from participants who did conceive, which they can put toward fertility treatment.

We also learn that Jerry and Pauline have been struggling for some time to conceive, which cues a long anecdote from Jerry that allows Mr. Sherman to sneak in a bit of the gross-out comedy so fashionable in buddy movies these days.

HD television sets, he says, "could recreate roughly 35% of the visual spectrum that the human eye can conceive, which is actually kind of low.

It is remarkable that our two patients with homozygous NANOS3 mutation have presented with primary amenorrhea, perhaps indicating more severely PGC-depleted ovaries, while their heterozygous mother had difficulty to conceive, which could represent a manifestation of insufficient PGC pool size.

The selection of Jonathan Trott was a mistake from the moment it was conceived, which is no reflection on the player.

Mr Hartshorne, a cognitive scientist, conceived Which English? to research not dialect but language acquisition, and in particular the "critical period" hypothesis.

A mechanism governing film formation and heat transfer was conceived which could satisfactorily explain the effect of various process parameters on the scraped film heat-transfer coefficient.

But it's a very different one than it was as originally conceived, which, depending on what backers were expecting, may disappoint a few of them.

These assumptions were motivated by the nature of the stream processing systems available when SECRET was conceived, which were mainly centralized and specifically designed for continuous query answering.

In both domains the market plays an important role in the provision of commodities and services (broadly conceived), which contrasts with the domains of health care and education.