Sentence examples for fighting births from inspiring English sources

Roleplay clan life, hunting, fighting, births, deaths, patrolling territory.

So O'Connor shifted tactics again in 1965, declaring the National Foundation would dedicate itself simply to fighting birth defects.

The March of Dimes can best help babies and animals by spending its funds only on humane, effective methods of fighting birth defects.

The rise in multiple births means a change for health workers gauging and fighting low birth weights.

Even Catholics who frequently attend Mass said they were not following the bishops' lead on issues that the church had recently invested much energy, money and credibility in fighting — artificial birth control and same-sex marriage.

This finding, along with other work, is leading some researchers to speculate that cholesterol could hold a key to fighting similar birth defects in humans.

We're still fighting about birth control (also highly effective).

Seven in ten Americans (70percentt) believe that health insurance plans should be required to cover the full cost of birth control -- just as they do for other preventive services -- yet these men and a vocal group of politicians are fighting the birth control benefit.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, then a small interracial band of progressives, first came to public attention, in 1915, as the organization fighting to ban "Birth of a Nation," on the grounds of the film's potential to incite violence.

By this time fighters had begun to learn a variety of fighting disciplines, giving birth to mixed martial arts.

"Are these kids' immune systems the same when they've been fighting a virus since birth?