Sentence examples for think infants from inspiring English sources

I also don't think infants are persons, but I do think laws that prohibit infanticide are wise.

"We think infants, regardless of where they're born, should have equal access to screening and services," said Dr. Claude Earl Fox, the administrator of the federal government's Health Resources and Services Administration.

"This investigation identified issues associated with pre-flight planning, crew communication and unstable approaches--but what stands out most was the tragic fate of the baby on this aircraft," added Fox. "We think infants and children deserve an equivalent level of safety as adults on board aircraft, and that is why we are calling on Transport Canada and the aviation industry to take action.

Think "infants and pets out" before attending to the mess.

Reported breastfeeding duration was also compared with how Bolivian women thought infants should be breastfed.

For example, of the 19 mothers, 16 thought infants should be fed thin rather than thick porridge; none of the 19 mothers could describe how to feed a child recovering from illness; most mothers knew that "dietary diversity" was important, but none could list a variety of foods that could be fed to an infant.

"And instantaneously I heard the bass in a John Coltrane tune called 'Africa.' And I go into this kind of bliss, and I go, 'Ah, infant bliss.' And then I thought, Infant, oh my God: my friends Jim and Mary Claire have a little infant named Luca.

– By contrast, the criterion "mother thought infant looked sick" was neither sensitive nor specific.

Therefore, we think that infants with PNDM should be treated with oral sulfonylureas only after the genetic analysis shows KCNJ11 or ABCC8 mutations.

However, the use of completed weeks in a neonatal unit may not be intuitive, as nursery staff and parents think of infants as their exact age, and not age truncated to previous whole weeks.

"I don't think an infant should be close to so much noise," she said.