Sentence examples for make some children from inspiring English sources

She said that could make some children, who could not afford it, feel excluded.

And that achievement will, laudably, make some children curiouser and curiouser about fine theater and great literature.

Schools that require kids to sit still for long periods and follow rigid directives, even in kindergarten, can make some children seem disordered.

Social workers say the stress of translating can make some children nervous and tired at school and neglectful of homework, and when children become indispensable to the functioning of the household, the parents often find it harder to discipline them.

It's not yet clear whether the brain differences are caused by the interpersonal trauma, such as sexual or physical abuse experienced by the children, or if pre-existing differences make some children more susceptible to developing PTSD after traumatic events than their more resilient peers.

Advisory panels for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) have joined a chorus of voices concerned that some antidepressants may make some children suicidal.

Such efforts make some child development experts wary.

Sources say the government plans to make some child care costs tax deductible - potentially up to a third of costs.

They say the water is unfit to drink and has made some children ill.

It's an accessible introduction to Finnish food and a book which actually made some children I know excited about cooking.

After a while, he began making some children's albums, but he wasn't playing the guitar, and the music was not for his traditional fan base.