Sentence examples for healthy beginning from inspiring English sources

The veal and sole entrees were surprisingly greasy after such a healthy beginning.

By approving them, "we guarantee the stability of our country in the medium term so that we can pay salaries and pensions," the prime minister said, adding that their approval "will bring to an end a chapter of uncertainty and open the door to a new, healthy beginning".

Google Glass needs to become an accessory, not a product, and these frames are a healthy beginning to the next phase of Google Glass.

Because every mom deserves the care she needs to expect a healthy pregnancy, a safe delivery, and a healthy baby – and every baby deserves the bright future a healthy beginning helps bring.

We conducted a cross-sectional survey of 2468 pregnant women and their male partners enrolled in the Healthy Beginning Initiative (HBI), an intervention to increase HIV testing among pregnant women in Enugu, southeast Nigeria.

With political support for the expansion of such initiatives, Uttar Pradesh, which presently accounts for a quarter of India's total child deaths, may make strides towards ensuring that many more under-fives have a healthy beginning to a fulfilling life.

In Cape Town, a new effort to divide, aimed at keeping Europeans healthy, began after the arrival of bubonic plague at the start of the 20th century.

A Facebook effort to start the new year off healthy began making the rounds again over this past weekend.

The diseased piglets, which were born healthy, began to show clinical signs as early as 1 days following birth, displaying skin reddening, exfoliation, exudation and crusting, and succumbed to death within 2 4 days.

Now, when you begin to get healthy, begin moving up your ladder, the other person in the relationship will feel the pull of the rope and try to pull you back down, may even move down her / his ladder a rung or two to get you to move back to where things were.

Healthy mothers, healthy babies Beginning in 1991, World Breastfeeding Week is now celebrated in 170 countries worldwide.