Sentence examples for rearing work from inspiring English sources

Here, after a successful pregnancy, or while ceasing treatment, child bearing and rearing, work or daily life become so important to the patient that embryos in storage become of secondary importance, inhibiting embryo transfer to the uterus.

This method of child rearing worked for him.

Their duties barely advance them above a donkey: childbearing and rearing, working in the fields, fetching water from the crocodile-infested river, sweeping faeces from the straw huts.

Not all House Republicans had such strong reactions to the idea of the government treating child rearing as work.

Brain cycles in large public companies go to waste attending to compliance issues and other cover-your-rear work.

Attesting to the hecticity of it all were the sheer number of horses needing to get time onstage (246), the rapid-fire pace of the bidding (less than two minutes a horse) and the often unpredictable behavior of young steeds in the spotlight (bucking, rearing and making work for the people with buckets and shovels).

Mr. Quinn said he made the bankruptcy application in Northern Ireland because "I was born, reared and worked all my life in County Fermanagh".

"Women have always worked and reared children, whether that work was paid in the workplace or unpaid in the home," she said.

So here we are in 2011, nearly a decade later: No longer spontaneous, single, and juggling successful careers and blind dates, we're now in committed relationships juggling child rearing and work.

Given the worldwide expansion of bombiculture, it is imperative that commercial rearing facilities work to achieve and maintain disease free bumble bees for crop pollination.

Parasitism The cuckoo is a well-known bird example of a brood parasite who smuggles an egg into a host's nest and lets the host do all the hard work of rearing it.