Sentence examples for through infancy from inspiring English sources

In the Beginning Youth, from birth through infancy, from childhood to adulthood, is the focus of "Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking".

This feeling grew stronger through infancy and adolescence: Joe remembers, as a boy, looking at girls with a yearning that wasn't sexual.

They seem to possess distinctive personalities from the very beginning, and as they make their way through infancy, you watch their temperaments grow from bud to blossom.

But, as anyone who has been watching Richard Dawkins' Channel 4 series The Genius of Darwin will recall, evolution favours any species with strong enough parental instincts to see their young through infancy.

Milk, she says, is mistakenly used as a beverage, and its high protein content has probably killed almost as many adults as it has nursed through infancy and senility.

Its purpose: to motivate our forebears to focus their mating time and metabolic energy on a single partner at a time, thus initiating the formation of a pair-bond to rear their young (at least through infancy) together as a team.

Until recently, studies aimed at primary prevention of obesity through infancy-based interventions had not been conducted [ 44, 45].

However, while modifiable factors promoting overweight and rapid growth during infancy have been identified [ 41- 43], until recently, studies aimed at the primary prevention of obesity through infancy-based interventions have not been conducted [ 44, 45].

On the contrary, one of the leading British demographers, Kathleen Kiernan, believes that "attachment exemplified through presence at the birth carries through into infancy" – even among men who are not living with their babies' mothers.

They not only got me through the infancy stage but we now support each other through things we couldn't even imagine back then.

Dr. Rausen, a noted Pediatric Oncologist helped guide OCRF through its infancy.