Sentence examples for eventual children from inspiring English sources

When Daniel and I talked about our future, our eventual children were ever-present.

He had taken on a new identity of "Mr Lawrence", and lived a covert double life in Oxford with his mistress and their eventual children.

A possible explanation could be that women in this age group, when their eventual children are grown up, and their role in the family context is less central, will have problems when entering the labour marked if they are lacking in education.

File away your tips for better parenting for the day your (eventual) child humiliates you at a roadside diner.

Even if those adult gains aren't returned to the original investors (the parents), shouldn't they, too, offset the cost of getting the child to the point of independence, contribution and eventual child-rearing itself?

It is one thing for the Inuit men to have "temporary wives," whom they take along on trips when they leave their other wives at home, and for pregnant Bari women, in Venezuela, to have sex with multiple men, all of whom are considered responsible for the eventual child.

(They did give the company credit for not offering "a cast-iron, fool-proof method guaranteeing that the eventual child will have all the phenotypic traits on the parents' shopping list, an impossible task").

He was for a time a devout Christian, and at the age of twenty-three married his first wife, Nyambura, who was to bear six of his eventual nine children.

This causes employers to think about the future when hiring, including how a woman's eventual or actual children might affect her job performance.

But remarriage, he said, is fraught with complications, like eventual inheritances of children and risks to pensions and alimony of widows and divorcées.

The weakening of this theme also robs the eventual use of "Children Will Listen" of any emotional or storytelling resonance.