Sentence examples for from surrogates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's Chicago-based campaign is continuing to hammer him with new television ads, web videos and commentary from surrogates.

Gore campaign officials have said that the toughest remarks will come from surrogates, allowing the candidates themselves to refrain from the kind of slashing attacks that can sully the attacker as well as the target.

And in his absence, we only have answers from surrogates who have done about as good a job of clearing this up as BP has done in the Gulf.

With every new scientific development to assist conception, and every new permutation of family – from surrogates to transgender families to three-parent babies to donor-assisted conception – the law is struggling to keep up with the pace of social and technological change.

Greuel, on the other hand, benefits from surrogates such as former President Bill Clinton, who, no doubt, has given much thought to the election preferences of Latinos, as his wife, Hillary, prepares herself for her inevitable return to the national stage leading up to the next Democratic National Convention.

CONCLUSIONS Prognostic disclosure by skilled clinician communicators evokes a repertoire of responses from surrogates for the chronically critically ill.

Surrogate endpoints not uncommonly fail to emulate hard outcomes endpoints and leapfrogging from surrogate data cannot substitute for the exposure of patients in clinical outcome studies.

Oleg Kuznetsov, a Russian toxicology specialist, said deaths from surrogate alcohol ingestion had gone up this year due to the economic crisis.

Viewed from surrogate-born child's perspective, gestational surrogacy is the more complicated of the two as it can mean having three "mothers", rather than "only" two.

America already lets people buy babies from surrogate mothers, and the risk of dying from renting out your womb is six times higher than from selling your kidney.

It has already paid for his secluded home and exotically stocked greenhouse in Redding, Conn., courtesy of the proceeds from surrogate stardom Off Broadway in their previous collaboration, which moved to the Orpheum Theater in 1982 after a showcase run.