Sentence examples for long birth from inspiring English sources

When we look back on that great cultural revolution, the long birth of modern art, we tend to forget tactfully what our own tastes would likely have been.

Tony Kushner's "Angels in America," which was also directed by Mr. Wolfe and won the Pulitzer Prize, had a similarly long birth process, particularly because it is a play in two complete parts, "Millennium Approaches" and "Perestroika".

Based on the average length of parturition, the ewes were grouped into short birth (less than 32.5 min) and long birth (equal to or higher than 32.5 min) classes.

Together with a long lactation period, orangutans also have a long birth interval.

Long birth spacing and breastfeeding had a protective effect on child survival during the neonatal stage.

The decline is primarily driven by long birth intervals and high rates (at least by regional standards) of contraceptive use.

On the other end of the issue, since females only reproduce once every six to eight years — the longest birth interval of any land mammal — orangutan numbers are slow to rebound in the wake of meaningful improvements.

Pilot whales have one of the longest birth intervals of the cetaceans, calving once every three to five years.

We used the methods proposed by Frost 14 to follow the mortality of three decade-long birth cohorts (1916-25, 1926-35, and 1936-45).

"It is unacceptable for children to suffer from life-long birth defects such as deafness and blindness from congenital rubella syndrome when we have an effective, safe and inexpensive vaccine," said Hanaa Singer, UNICEF Representative in Azerbaijan.

"It is unacceptable for children to suffer from life-long birth defects such as deafness and blindness from congenital rubella syndrome when we have an effective, safe and inexpensive vaccine and each child can receive a combined rubella/measles vaccines, as part of routine immunization," said Hanaa Singer, UNICEF Representative.