Sentence examples for possibilities conception from inspiring English sources

Horgan and Tienson suggest that their conception of phenomenal intentionality is similar to "the approach of so-called two-dimensional modal semantics" (Horgan and Tienson 2002, note 26; cf. Horgan, Tienson and Graham 2004, note 13), of which the maximal epistemic possibilities conception described in section 4.4 is a version.

Judith Butler, in the essay that won the 1997 Bad Writing Contest, uses account, relations, ways, hegemony, relations, repetition, convergence, rearticulation, question, temporality, thinking, structure, shift, theory, totalities, objects, insights, possibility, structure, conception, hegemony, sites, strategies, rearticulation and power all in a single sentence.

Again and again, he has railed against the sexual act undertaken without the possibility of conception.

Some believe that sex, even within marriage, should never be divorced from the possibility of conception.

One such magic potion is given to young girls as they reach child-bearing age, she reports, & a single dose postpones the possibility of conception for 6 or 7 yrs., at the end of which time the girl is deemed mature enough for motherhood.

This increased the chances in human evolution that a fertile ovulation occurred in every cycle and the possibility of conception in that cycle was not missed.

A woman was classified as a married woman of reproductive age and entered into the closed cohort if her age was between 15 and 49 completed years on 15 June 2000, if her husband was alive at enrolment, and if her husband either lived with her or made visits that allowed for the possibility of conception within the study period.

Conservative values and social norms favor stigmatisation of HIV-infected women, based on their gender and the possibility of conception and transmission of the disease to the baby [ 56], which makes them reluctant to disclose their HIV status and deprives them of much needed support of the family, friends and community [ 57].

This opens up new possibilities for the conception and design of products but also comes with specific challenges.

Despite appropriate counselling on the possibility of failure and the need for post-vasectomy semen analysis, many patients do not return for analysis and risk the possibility of an undiagnosed failure and possible future conception.

And it was not until a few weeks later that she learned a simple blood test could have alerted her to that possibility even before conception.