Sentence examples for resultant children from inspiring English sources

Ian Wilmut, the scientist who led the team behind Dolly the sheep, launched a passionate attack yesterday on plans to clone humans, saying it would be "extremely cruel" for the mothers and resultant children.

The resultant Child Support Act sailed unopposed through the House of Commons.

The resultant child-woman is then resexualized: In video clips, the camera bores in on thighs and pouting lips.

Many contemporary ethicists would argue that the prime focus of reproductive decision making should be the wellbeing of the resultant child.

The resultant child malnutrition has alarming long-term implications, particularly in low and middle-income settings where it has been associated with decreased schooling and economic productivity later in life [ 7].

You can blame it all on greed: the refusal to do anything about climate change, the attempts by the.01% to destroy our democracy, the constant robbing of the poor, the resultant starving children, the war against most of what is beautiful on this Earth.

The history of Asian international adoption in the United States provides a lens to view the relationship between U.S. foreign relations and immigration, specifically between an American military presence in other countries and the resultant migrations of children to the United States.

Successes have been achieved as a result of these efforts: A cost-effective system for producing safe drinking water at the village level has been devised in India; many nations have launched aggressive antismoking campaigns; and Thailand, the Philippines, India, and Pakistan have all begun to reduce their use of lead in gasoline, with resultant declines in children's blood lead levels.

Participants in the randomly assigned experimental group displayed a large effect in benefits to effective parenting practices with resultant decreases in child noncompliance and in home and school problem behaviors.

A high court judge reviewed an appeal contesting as too lenient the resultant ban on child work for three years, but solicitors for the GMC and Prof Southall had said striking-off would be "disproportionate and draconian" and could demoralise professionals in the child protection field.

The resultant increased numbers of children in future will benefit if the positive findings of this research inform policy and practice.