Sentence examples for conceived to be able from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Ratner says he still plans to build the towers, possibly hiring an architect for the first one by the end of the year, the current design was clearly conceived to be able to stand alone, and it is hard to see how it would be integrated into a larger, convincing urban whole.

"It's really important for children conceived through a donor to be able to access that information about themselves," he said.

But most affected families could afford their children when they conceived them, and continued to be able to afford them – until they lost their jobs in what has proven to be the worst recession for more than a century.

It is important to recognize how HCPs conceive ethics in order to be able to fully understand their experience of ethical challenges.

To "bring joy back in our lives," she took hormone shots to be able to conceive again.

Donna, UK: Several years ago, my husband and I embarked on consultations and investigations, then minor operations and IVF to be able to conceive.

After all, I certainly seem to be able to conceive of myself as having been born in France, having been born an Orthodox Jew, or being born an only child instead of having a brother as I do.

We must stake a claim on creativity's core pillars of critical thinking, making connections between disparate ideas, and resourcefulness in order to be able to conceive of and build meaningful solutions to the problems that lie before us.

I was lucky to be able to conceive so quickly, so I don't want to seem ungrateful when I say I was sh*tting bricks, but I totally was.

This range of potential effects on fertility means that some will struggle to conceive, and might never be able to have genetically related children or carry a pregnancy to term.

More theoretically, it is difficult to conceive how enzymes would be able to act on densely packed crystalline forms of cellulose.