Sentence examples for to be gestating from inspiring English sources

The question is, what are you going to do about it?" To be fair, the document and the prime minister's statement do contain some sensible measures - the setting up of four regional counter-terrorism units and four regional intelligence units is appropriate enough, given that much of the terrorist threat seems to be gestating in England's post-industrial north.

Dongtan's planners say they will not only preserve the mudflats, but also create a wildlife park some 4km wide as a buffer along the edge of the wetland—"a placenta where life is to be gestated", according to their brochure.

Terminator Salvation seems to have been gestating since the Cretaceous period, but director McG's attempt to reinvigorate the dying Terminator franchise is out next weekend in the US.

In either case, the resulting tri-parental embryo is transferred to the uterus of the intended mother (usually the female pronucleus or spindle donor) or another woman, where it can be gestated to term to produce a child free of inherited mitochondrial disorders.

When the surrogate mother is carrying a child genetically unrelated to her, she is gestating the child, and the process is called gestational surrogacy.

This would mean a baby could be gestated from fertilization to viability outside the body.

He'd be gestated in a different womb.

The issue is the development of low volume goods, of a novel nature, so a new product curve can be gestated.

The former couple almost certainly had not agreed that the frozen embryo should be gestated in the event of the breakup of their romantic relationship.

Her opposition to the government plan, which had been gestating for months, contributed to the near-paralysis of India's national government.

Pauses are "pregnant" because inside something is gestating, growing, about to be born.