Sentence examples for entangled cords from inspiring English sources

Monoamniotic twins carry greater risks than diamniotic twins, especially entangled cords.

SGA engulfs just about every lethal chronic condition in fetal life, and when twinning is truly part of the causation, it will be captured by COD as entangled cords, twin-to-twin transfusion, etc.

Obstruction can be either acute, as in cases of cord prolapse during delivery, or subacute-to-chronic, as in cases of grossly abnormal umbilical cords (e.g. long cord, hypertwisting, cord with true knots, entangled cord, velamentous cord, etc).

Somehow he had become entangled in telephone cords and lay strapped uncomfortably to his desk.

The connection could then easily disconnect if a user accidentally knocks it or the cord becomes entangled, avoiding potential injury or product damage.

"Taboo" is foolishly trying to tell the story of seven different people whose relationships become as entangled as those quaint things called phone cords used to.

The disgusting creature starts to wind around the doctor's head, like one of those long telephone cords that can get you so entangled.

The peridiole is checked in flight and the jerk causes the funicular cord to become wound around stems or entangled among plant hairs.

It is questionable whether many Greeks believe that Tsipras genuinely represents the new and is determined to tackle corruption, entangled interests and other chronic problems, but there are many voters wanting the umbilical cord with the mainstream parties to be cut permanently.

Transit workers began cording off entrances with pink tape — causing at least one woman to become entangled when trying to exit.

To cope with the dynamic, entangled, variegated nature of our information-governed world, perhaps the law just needs to relax -- loosen the cords, instead of tightening them.