Sentence examples for poor descent from inspiring English sources

(A) "In this case, the dilation was okay, but with poor descent.

(G) This midwife was hypothesizing several different causes of poor fetal descent.

The city, of course, has so often been characterised as an infernal, workaday dream destroyer: from poor Lily Bart's descent on the social ladder to working in a hat shop in Edith Wharton's The House of Mirth all the way to the Bret Easton Ellis's murderous Wall Street yuppie phantasmagoria in American Psycho.

Understanding discrimination The information sheets indicate the groups that are most prone to discrimination: children, people with disabilities, people of indigenous descent, poor people, foreigners and persons belonging to a sexual minority.

"This plan does not resemble any plan that has ever passed" the Parliament, said Eli Yishai, leader of Shas, an opposition party that draws support from Jews of Middle Eastern descent, many poor and dependent on government benefits.

Mr Toledo, whose popularity derives in part from his Andean Indian descent and poor origins, has picked up some supporters from defeated opposition candidates, but he may have lost others.

The debut full trailer for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 gives us the late Philip Seymour Hoffman as rebellion leader Plutarch Heavensbee and introduces Game of Thrones' Natalie Dormer as the undercut-sporting Cressida, as well as updating us on the latest stage in poor Katniss Everdeen's descent into full-on breakdown territory.

In two previous trials, the prosecution failed to convince jurors that the defendants, most of them poor and of Haitian descent — Mr. Batiste, 35; Patrick Abraham, 29; Stanley Grant Phanor, 33; Rotschild Augustine, 25; Burson Augustin, 24; and Naudimar Herrera, 25 — were serious terrorists who had trained to wage terror attacks throughout the United States.

A vaginal approach to hysterectomy can become challenging when visualization is limited by poor or absent uterine descent, obesity, or other factors that make an approach to the uterine pedicles difficult.

Not always of course -- he is after all a poor immigrant of African descent in a country that loves to belittle and marginalize the groups from which he hails -- but still in his own world he has male privilege.

His family, of Italian descent, was poor, and every summer his mother used to take all nine children out to the farms around New York to work in the seasonal harvesting of the vegetable crop.