Sentence examples for conceived this way from inspiring English sources
It seems likely that "The Godfather of Silicon Valley," by the journalist Gary Rivlin, was not conceived this way at all.
With assisted conception on the rise – 2% of all babies born in Britain are now conceived this way, and the number is increasing – it's becoming more important for the issues to be understood and for us as a society to at least acknowledge them, and perhaps to do more to help couples through what's involved.
She responded to the ongoing deliberations of the US Food and Drug Administration over mitochondrial transfer not only by flagging up alleged safety issues, but also insisting that we consider babies conceived this way to be "genetically modified", and warning of "mission creep" and "high-tech eugenics".
From a questionnaire asking 4,000 women in Britain how often they had sex with two different men within a space of five days, Dr. Baker estimated that 4percentt of British children were born as a result of sperm competition -- far less than in chimpanzee societies, where probably most infants are conceived this way, but probably enough to exert selective pressure on the evolution of sperm.
LOTH is offered as a solution to this puzzle: how is thinking, conceived this way, physically possible?
Everyone loved these graphic novels, but let's be clear: Gene Luen Yang's two volume series was conceived this way for a reason.
Louis Pasteur, considered the founder of modern pasteurization, first conceived this as a way to prevent wine and beer from souring.
Education conceived in this way is the basis for the implementation of the 2030 Agenda and for reclaiming the environment.
For instance, a nation can be conceived as an individualized entity, so that "Americans," "Englishmen," and "Spaniards" are names; on the other hand, it is clear that other groups of people are not conceived in this way, so that expressions like "soldiers," "sailors," and "clergy" are not names.
Conceived in this way, the quality of democracies may be empirically analyzed in eight analytical dimensions.
