Those women who had reached a high level of education had a larger increase in risk if they had a pre-eclamptic first pregnancy and only one lifetime child (21 (9.2 to 49)).
As children's author and television presenter Jason Bradbury, championing the Colfer at Hay, pointed out to that audience, "it's actually a book released in your lifetimes, children"; Puffin's managing director, Francesca Dow, said today that the novel is "very much a book for the 21st century" – as opposed to the others, I suppose, which are very much for the 20th.
"Microbeads are an important example of this wider problem of us designing products for one-time use that we're stuck with for our lifetimes, our children's lifetimes, our grand children's lifetimes," he remarked.
'Microbeads are an important example of this wider problem of us designing products for one-time use that we're stuck with for our lifetimes, our children's lifetimes, our grand children's lifetimes.
Even during his lifetime, his children were quarreling over the spoils.
The taxes and exemptions for gifts made during someone's lifetime to children and grandchildren were also raised to the same level, from $1 million and a 55 percent tax above that.
I saw a plain, square-jawed girl who looked prepared to spend a lifetime raising children and working a farm.
This study fills a gap in the existing literature by exploring developmentally appropriate services that have the potential to improve psychological outcomes across the lifetime for children and adolescents with physical and/or psychiatric impairments in foster care.
I really hope that — if not in my lifetime, my children's lifetime — this won't be a question, that we won't need this".
A friend once told her: "Your talent will be there for a lifetime; your children will be young for a very short time".
