Sentence examples similar to triple child from inspiring English sources

That song appears on an album dedicated to a more radical cause: vindication for the West Memphis 3, a trio of young heavy metal fans convicted, on what many consider faulty evidence, of a 1993 triple child-murder in West Memphis, Ark ."Free the West Memphis 3," compiled by the Supersuckers and released on the band's label, Aces and Eights, is emblematic of contemporary activist rock.

(Job at Wal-Mart? No soup for you!) It's behind his plan to triple the child tax credit, which benefits only Americans fortunate enough to have a child.

This investigation was the first to demonstrate direct evidence that 2-3 head CT scans before age 15 could triple the child's risk of developing a brain tumor, and 5-10 head CT scans may triple the risk of developing leukemia.

In another study published this year in PLoS One, an online open-access journal, scientists in China followed 64 children with colds and found evidence of recombination events and what they called "triple infections": children carrying both a cold strain and other respiratory viruses, like influenza or adenovirus.

He proposed tripling the child tax deduction both to help parents and promote growth of the population.

Wakefield later said that his research led him to believe that, instead of the MMR triple vaccine, children should be given a series of single vaccines.

But why not say, instead, that Triple Package children are taught that they have potential, and that they will have to struggle to reach it?

Mr Obama hopes the money generated will fund free community college education, and the tripling of child tax credits.

When compliance decreased from 90%to50%0%, infection rates tripled for child sequestering (from 17% to 56%) and increased 10-fold for community sequestering (5%to50%0%) (Appendix Tables 1, 2).

In the Senate, Michael Bennet has proposed a bill to triple the current child tax credit for children under six.

In Hong Kong, between 1988 and 2008, the prevalence of obesity almost tripled among children in primary grades, and it is predicted that one-fourth of children will be obese by 2013 [ 11].