Sentence examples for miscarriage of the from inspiring English sources

What happened in Florida was a miscarriage of justice, but not a miscarriage of the law.

"A horrid miscarriage of the imagination," "an ungrateful play," "one doubts whether reality can provide an example of Hedda Gabler," the press snarled.

This resulted in a lack of coordination between these armies, which caused a miscarriage of the plan, a forced halt in the German advance, and the subsequent withdrawal north of the Marne.

In the face of this comment record, bolstered by letters from senior members of Congress from committees responsible for banking and pension fund oversight, it will be a miscarriage of the regulatory process if the DOL grants Credit Suisse a pass from this penalty without a hearing.

Miscarriage of the pregnancy subsequent to the CORONIS birth iii.

"Evil spirits could cause miscarriage of the fetus,that is why I did not go out in prayer time" (A lactating mother of 31 years old) A few women reported their beliefs about carrying a piece of iron which would ensure protection.

Earlier, Denzel Washington had set the sombre tone after winning best actor for the miscarriage-of-justice tale The Hurricane.

There is also a chance, up to 5percentthathat selective reduction will be followed by a miscarriage of all the fetuses, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.

His imprisonment during the general strike was a miscarriage of justice; the nine-month sentence was soon reduced to a few weeks because of public outrage.

Without question, this long-running sore stands alongside the other infamous miscarriages of the 1980s.

These may be the most frightening words in Hilary Mantel's novel, words pregnant with all the future miscarriages of the totalitarian state.