Sentence examples for too many miscarriages from inspiring English sources
The draconian harshness of our drug laws results in too many miscarriages of justice.
On the psychological side, our first West Hills home that we purchased in 1989 had been the center of great joy but also too-many miscarriages.
Timeform concludes that "anything apart from the very careful use of any powers of disqualification would risk too many possible miscarriages of justice and would be certain to create controversy, as well as risking the alienation of punters and racegoers".
El Salvador's ban has not only resulted in the denial of medically necessary abortions for women like Beatriz who desperately need them, but also in the wrongful imprisonment of far too many women who suffered miscarriages or obstetric complications.
Malnourishment and anemia were identified among causative maternal comorbidities, as well as close spacing of pregnancies, having had either too many children or too many abortions or miscarriages, and malnourishment.
It misses about 30percentt of fetuses with Down syndrome and, experts say, it still subjects too many women whose fetuses are normal to an amniocentesis and the risk of miscarriage.
To admit a miscarriage of justice, the argument runs, has become too difficult, because it would expose the mistakes of too many people, from the primary investigators to the Rome forensic lab to the prosecutors and judges.
Too many boats, too many empty nets.
Too many steals, too many layups.
Yet, nobody knows how many miscarriages of justice there have been over the past 44 years.
