Sentence examples for suggested born from inspiring English sources

His Twitter followers suggested Born in the NHS," said Blake, who set up the enterprise to support young people who aren't in education, employment or training.

Others expressed concern that the announcement of the new two-child policy, which referred to Chinese couples, suggested children born outside of wedlock would continue to be penalised by the government.

It might pre-date the computer, it certainly pre-dates iPads and iPhones," she said, while adding that early indications suggested children born in the 21st century may have even higher rates.

Our findings suggested those born after mid-1945s had increased risk of thyroid cancer, which might be linked to the improved living conditions and nutrition in the populations after the World War II.

Human beings, Iyengar suggests, are born to choose.

The incipient movie madness that the film suggests was born during wartime but nourished even more heartily after the war ended, when American movies returned to French screens.

Birth season was correlated with both age at walking supported (r = 0.03, P = 0.019) and age at standing unaided (r = 0.03, p = 0.007), suggesting those born later in the year show slower infant motor development (table 2).

Current recommendations suggest babies born at 24 weeks of gestation should normally receive active intervention while babies born at 23 weeks of gestation should be discussed with parents regarding whether such intervention is appropriate.

A new nation (South Sudan is one of the names suggested) will be born.

"You suggested it was born of boredom during long shifts and that you had viewed patients as playthings".

The government declined to change the law and the authorities accepted school records that suggested he was born in June 4 1995.