Sentence examples for longer labor from inspiring English sources

If more intervention means greater comfort, but longer labor, that information might inform some women's choices.

In any case, Dr. Pettker said, a longer labor may not be bad.

Fathering can happen all of a sudden; mothering is slower, longer labor.

While it appears that the gain from lower taxes is higher—in terms of welfare than the loss due to forced longer labor market activity, we emphasize that the effects are similar in size and scope for both the DB system and the transition to DC system.

Six years ago at Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento, Gilbert began encouraging physicians to allow longer labor in women, and began posting each physician's low-risk C-section rate in the doctors' lounge.

The longer labor remains obstructed, the longer potentially damaging forces are applied to the vulnerable soft tissues of the affected woman's pelvis, and the more likely it is that pressure necrosis will produce an obstetric fistula.

But is that intervention the cause of the longer labors — and if it is, are longer labors a negative result?

If longer labors are caused by increased intervention, what causes the intervention?

Early elective inductions also lead to longer labors and more C-sections.

And he's no longer laboring in the subterranean cavern that is the WFAN studio in Astoria, Queens.

"He has only one reaction to this stuff," says a former staffer with some evident affection, as well as relief that he no longer labors there.