Sentence examples for failed to be born from inspiring English sources
In "Tombstone," an eye-opening study of the worst famine in history, Yang Jisheng concludes that 36 million Chinese starved to death in the years between 1958 and 1962, while 40 million others failed to be born, which means that "China's total population loss during the Great Famine then comes to 76 million".
He slammed nearly half of them, 47 percent, as slackers who receive government aid after they failed to be born to a famous rich man, as Romney was, and then leverage that silver spoon to make millions for themselves.
They say to kids who failed to be born to wealthy parents, "too bad for you, no low-interest student loans for brilliant poor students and far fewer grants for the talented who could cure cancer if only they could afford college tuition".
And every month, there's a physical reminder that we have failed to be who we believed we were born to be -- mothers.
Trynka said it was likely Bowie had simply decided to spend more time with his daughter Alexandria, who was born in 2000, having failed to be a constant presence in the life of his son, Duncan, in the 1970s and 80s.
"Children are not likely to be born if men and women fail to bond in couples.
She seemed to be born into greatness.
In this regard, all participants in the health-care system have a stake in seeing that only clearly promising clinical trials are conducted, since the costs of failed trials will ultimately be born by the overall healthcare system and not solely by the developers of therapies.
Her father's shipping business failed before she was born, there were constant financial worries and, Denise recalled, "I had to be old before my time … when I was five my mother was terrified of thunder.
