Sentence examples for may be stillborn from inspiring English sources

If a writer cannot find this space, then poems and stories may be stillborn.

A variety of clinical illnesses are seen when a cow becomes infected for the first time: abortion, mastitis, loss of milk and calves may be stillborn, weak or clinically normal but infected.

In severe cases the child may be stillborn or may be born with congenital toxoplasmosis, a serious disease affecting many organs of the body, particularly the brain and the eyes.

Adam Posen, a member of the BoE's monetary-policy committee, frets that Britain's recovery may be stillborn because banks are not able to finance growth by small and medium-sized companies.

Some babies that appear to be stillborn at birth may be able to be resuscitated if immediate and appropriate resuscitation techniques are used; though these are technically neonatal deaths, they often are documented as stillbirths, especially in low resource settings lacking in diagnostic tools and technologies.

The renaissance seems to be stillborn.

First babies themselves are more likely to be stillborn.

Presidential candidacies can be stillborn, or collapse shortly after birth.

Without their support, the fund will probably be stillborn.

If we don't, then the recovery will be stillborn".

Any design undertaken with the straight line will be stillborn.