Sentence examples for mostly newborns from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the state has added 2.4 million people, mostly newborns and immigrants, legal and illegal, who pay little or no taxes.

Carlos is just one of many who end up at Romania Outreach to Christ's Kids, a nonprofit organization Gonzalez founded in 1997 to care for abandoned children, mostly newborns and toddlers, though some are as old as 15.

Mostly, newborns were said to be have been kept inside for at least the first week of life.

Too many believe conspiracy theories that foreign drug companies, aided by their lackeys among medical charities and non-government organisations, exaggerate the threat of AIDS in order to sell their products.These attitudes have produced a shameful reluctance to save tens of thousands of people, mostly newborn babies, from HIV infection.

Take the recent cases in Belgium, mostly of newborns whose lives were ended with lethal drugs.

for me, the disturbing experience of working on an intensive care unit for sick, mostly premature newborns ("Neonatology" is the name of the new specialty, in this age of impressivesounding specialties).

This serious foodborne disease mostly affected newborns, pregnant women, the elderly and immunocompromised persons.

Such a subjective perception of "having fragile skin" should be clearly differentiated from "skin fragility", a well documented disorder, occurring mostly in newborn infants and elderly individuals, leading to skin tears of mechanical origin.

In the more than three decades since, he has presided over ritual circumcisions, mostly for Jewish newborns and mainly in metropolitan New York, but also for Muslims and Christians and even for Nigerian and Korean babies.

Another study found a complication rate of.22% (mostly bleeding) among newborns who were circumcised before discharge from the hospital, compared with.01% among those who were not circumcised.

The vaccine was mostly offered to newborns and schoolchildren.