Sentence examples for other offspring from inspiring English sources

Currently £20 a week for the first child, and £13.20 for other offspring.

Two other offspring of Sui-chu Kwan, a daughter and a son, also got sick but later recovered.

Shortly afterwards, Danish June can be seen clutching a newborn before joining hoards of would-be grannies waving off a plane, presumably filled with other offspring.

Brodrick says: 'One child might give the parents the money but there may be other offspring who would benefit equally from inheriting the property on death.

Officers were said to be taken aback when the pale-skinned child appeared in the home of a couple with 13 other offspring who were all dark-skinned.

If James is out, as would seem to be the case, will his other offspring, Elisabeth and Lachlan, come swinging into view?

This reduces the appeal of helping to rear others' offspring.

In the past few years, however, he changed his mind, favoring an idea called group selection, which provides a mechanism for the evolution of eusociality that does not require individuals to be related to others' offspring.

Aggressive behavioural confrontations between competing species are likely if adults prey on each others offspring [ 8].

On the other hand, offspring from mothers reared at 25°C are smaller than offspring from mothers reared at 18°C, and these offspring lay exceptionally small eggs if they also develop at high temperatures (Crill et al. 1996).

Much later, this daughter and Kate's other forsaken offspring will return to haunt her.