Sentence examples for future conceptions from inspiring English sources

Inaccuracies aside, Tacitus' descriptions of the tribes in Germania provided fodder for future conceptions of the "ideal" German people.

Social scientists and historians from the United States and different European countries will meet to explore how the decline of the welfare state will affect present and future conceptions of citizenship and political participation.

"Basic system requirements" describes basic requirements for future conceptions.

Because being fat makes future conception and pregnancy difficult.

The bill, filed Friday, also requires storage of the "emissions" for future conception. .

The tests can deliver inconclusive results that don't necessarily provide any guidance for future conception attempts.

Despite appropriate counselling on the possibility of failure and the need for post-vasectomy semen analysis, many patients do not return for analysis and risk the possibility of an undiagnosed failure and possible future conception.

Philosophically, Benjamin saw the conventional idea of progress as projecting into the future a conception of time as 'homogenous' and 'empty' epitomized by the attempt of Ranke's historicism to represent the past "the way it really was" (SW4, 395; 395).

Moreover, bilateral salpingectomy precludes any possibility of future unassisted conception or tubal repair [ 6, 7].

Rooted in the ancient societies of the Andes, this is not a return to the past but looks to the future, rejecting narrow conceptions of development exclusively based on economic growth.

It made sense that her future daughter's conception continued this pattern.