Sentence examples for diminished fertility from inspiring English sources

By 2030, the number of New Yorkers age 65 and over — a result of the baby boomers, diminished fertility and increasing longevity — is expected to reach 1.35 million, up 44 percent from 2000.

The findings could be cause for concern, as PFOA has been linked to diminished fertility.

The FDA has yet to approve it, or newly launched versions of it, for sale in food products and previous animal studies have demonstrated a link between stevia and genetic mutations and diminished fertility.

One study of Europe's plush pension systems, which require payroll taxes of up to 20% of earnings in some countries, found that the most expensive plans have probably diminished fertility rates by up to 1.6 children per couple.

Dweck suspects that some anecdotes about post-pill diminished fertility are actually due to aging, rather than anything inherent in oral contraceptives.

For the really tough questions, such as those related to diminished fertility or sexual dysfunction, Rosenthal advises holding off discussion until the relationship has moved beyond a few dates.

Condoms weren't perfect, apparently, and so much for the diminishing fertility of the older woman.

"I do look back now and realise that leaving pregnancy late can be a risky bet, as diminishing fertility can stack the odds against you," she says.

We practise biodynamic farming, a form of agriculture based on the lectures of Rudolf Steiner in the 1920s, in response to growing concerns about the diminishing fertility and vitality of crops and stock at the time.

If the women interviewed were applying the same rigid criteria to the men they met as they are to the sperm they seek, it is no small wonder that they are frantically trying to achieve motherhood in their diminishing fertility years.

And they might someday lead to the development of drugs for enhancing or diminishing fertility, he notes.