Sentence examples for own sibling from inspiring English sources

How do we legally categorize a woman who gives birth to her own sibling?

Rafael sometimes picked on his younger brother, and Francisco, recalling that he used to mistreat his own sibling, advised, "Make sure you love your brother and stay close".

Yet despite the crowd of performance sedans now available, the biggest competitor for the M3 may be its own sibling, the 335i.

His own sibling history is movingly recounted and largely sad, or at least complicated, including a brief second marriage of his mother's that lasted scarcely a year and gave him, and then took away, two stepsisters.

"An embryo could be implanted into its own sibling". "It is a problem," said Dr. Mark Sauer, who runs an in vitro fertilization program at the University of Southern California.

While I wouldn't say this ever made me jealous, it may have contributed to the desperate yearn I felt for my own sibling (my parents didn't have any other children).

Some of the families described in these studies had a crisscrossing history that was achingly similar to my own: one sibling affected with schizophrenia, another with bipolar disorder, and a nephew or niece also schizophrenic.

In my own family, sibling squabbles have spilled into intergenerational alienations.

Tesco invested in Harris + Hoole when it launched in 2012, taking a 49% stake with the rest owned by sibling founders Nick, Laura and Andrew Tolley.

Survivors were invited to recruit their own siblings but the potential sibling number was not known.

One potential reason may be that the correlation between own BMI and sibling BMI is stronger (as suggested by larger first-stage F-stats for single women), and therefore, differencing may magnify the measurement error (Deaton 1995), rendering the estimates insignificant.