Sentence examples for might abort from inspiring English sources

One potential worry is that women might abort fetuses of an undesired sex.

Although many people want to know the sex of their baby for planning purposes or to appease their curiosity, one potential worry is whether women might abort the fetus if it's not the sex they were hoping for.

His decision follows a visit by Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar of Nigeria, an envoy of Secretary General Kofi Annan, who has warned that an uncooperative attitude might abort the peace mission, which has yet to deploy.

Famous for altering the drama at the last minute, Jordan left open the possibility that he might abort his latest return when he spoke to a few Chicago writers Tuesday after practice.

The first single from that record, "Retrospect For Life," was particularly autobiographical, and particularly affecting: it focussed on Common's impending fatherhood, and the possibility that the woman he had impregnated might abort the child.

With their interest exposed, the law enforcement agents feared that some part of a plot they had not yet uncovered might be aborted and evidence destroyed.

Israel knows Palestinian methods and it has an array of anti-terror legislation which, had Britain responded similarly, might have aborted the future state.

"I would think there's a pretty good argument that the directors' judgment would be respected," Mr. Hamermesh said, if the judge believed that the board was convinced by genuine facts that the Oracle offer might be aborted by antitrust actions or that it posed a serious risk of driving down revenue because of disrupted customer confidence.

Without angiogenesis, tumor vasculogenesis might be aborted [9].

Since RE insertions are mutagenic and the development of plantlets might be aborted, new events of RE integration were surveyed in sunflower embryos from four inflorescences, one for each developmental stage.

In fact, you might already know Abort 67 as the group who parade graphic images of aborted foetuses through public places, "distressing and intimidating" the students of Sussex University and ruining everyone else's day as they go.