Sentence examples for failures to conceive from inspiring English sources

Repeated failures to conceive month after month could potentially set off a vicious cycle in which it becomes ever more difficult to become pregnant, she said.

(Failure to conceive, by the same rule, was all because of female frigidity).

He details her IVF treatments (her failure to conceive may, he speculates, have contributed towards her depression).

I was grieving the loss of the ectopic pregnancy and I was full of self-loathing at my failure to conceive.

But it's Piper who is the main draw and her performance as a woman driven to disaster by her failure to conceive is likely to be at the front of the queue when the awards are handed out.

The government's failure to enact gun-reform legislation and to allocate appropriate public-health funding is symptomatic of a broader failure to conceive of these mass killings as an epidemic: that is, as a single problem affecting our country.

But by the next generation another of the family's wives, her career matter-of-factly accepted by everyone, will spend her own visit to Ashaunt preoccupied by her failure to conceive a child.

Clinical infertility, the failure to conceive after a year of trying, is particularly common among adults who received pelvic radiation and a class of chemotherapy drugs called alkylating agents.

Methods: 117 couples, 90 with at least one partner, and 27 with both partners exposed to HD in June 1987, were evaluated for occurrence of infertility (defined as the failure to conceive after 12 months of unprotected intercourse).

Even if the information is scarcely new, it is fascinating to be reminded of the bungled shabbiness of the Suez adventure, of the flaky hysteria of Anthony Eden, and of the parallels with Iraq as Selwyn Lloyd points to the failure to conceive a postwar plan.

But Wolsey failed to get Henry the divorce from Katherine that he wanted after their repeated failure to conceive a son.