Sentence examples for difficult labour from inspiring English sources

Infections can cause constrictions of the cervix, which may lead to difficult labour.

The McKeown's daughter, Teresa, was born at 6.30am after a long and difficult labour.

If a mother as a very difficult labour, the magazine ominously warned in 1956, "this can be her own fault".

I'm certainly more help than one of my cricketing friends whose wife went through a long and difficult labour.

Hypoxia and asphyxia during a prolonged and difficult labour are the most common causes, but improvements in obstetrical care have reduced the incidence of the condition.

The difference between Germany and many of the other eurozone economies lies elsewhere: it is much more competitive, the result of immensely difficult labour market reforms.

And the future could involve more difficult labour-market conditions than extrapolation of the past suggests.

Consumer-led sectors such as retail are likely to be hit disproportionately hard as discretionary household spending is cut back amidst difficult labour-market conditions, especially in regions hit hard by government spending cuts".

It will host life-changing cataract operations, offer a dentistry service and provide help for difficult labours and a range of other healthcare needs.

Surgery in parts of the developing world, and particularly caesarean sections without which women with difficult labours may die, would be reduced and sometimes even unavailable.

But remember that these are only average figures and there are plenty of difficult labours with female babies too.