Sentence examples for enough to terminate a from inspiring English sources

I don't know if a charging student's outstretched finger "horns" are enough to terminate a pregnancy, but personally, I'm glad my mum shoved him away. .

I don't know if a charging student's outstretched finger "horns" are enough to terminate a pregnancy, but personally, I'm glad my mom shoved him away. .

Down's syndrome, for example, ranges from mild to very serious forms and most women in our previous study among pregnant Muslim women from Turkish origin did not consider Down's syndrome in general as severe enough to terminate a pregnancy [ 18].

In the context of leader-based algorithms, this strategy ensures that, if the timeout is large enough to terminate the started consensus instances, then a Byzantine leader will not be able to force correct processes to increase the timeout.

Where on the statute book would we find a law specific enough to terminate the tradition of "blagging"?

In a retrospective assessment of 60 children suffering from hyponatremic seizures, investigators concluded that a 3 5 mmol/L rise in PNa was enough to terminate seizure [228].

In a retrospective assessment of 60 children suffering from hyponatremic seizures, investigators concluded that a 3 5 mmol/L rise in PNa was enough to terminate seizure [ 228].

I have also sat with "pro-life" young women who get off the picket line long enough to terminate their own unwanted pregnancies.

Then subscribe to HBO and have more and more sessions and keep paying and paying and never quite feel well enough to terminate.

The woman, who never considered the abnormality serious enough to terminate the pregnancy, said that knowing about the chromosomal aberration had made her more alert to any budding health problems of her daughter, who is now almost 2 years old.

Another two families (18.2%) simply stopped showing up for treatment, another family (9.1%) was too busy to participate, one family (9.1%) had to stop treatment due to severe parental relational problems and for one family (9.1%), the child's behaviour improved enough to terminate treatment before meeting all skill levels by the parents.