Sentence examples for using a modern method from inspiring English sources

The total number of women using a modern method in FP2020's 69 target countries is now 290.6 million.

There are an estimated 225 million women in the developing world who want to avoid a pregnancy, but are not using a modern method of contraception.

An estimated 215 million women in the developing world want to avoid a pregnancy, but are not currently using a modern method of birth control.

The United Nations estimates that there are 222 million women in the developing world who want to avoid a pregnancy, but who are not using a modern method of birth control.

In 2012 and 2013 only about 26percentt of married women reported using a "modern method" of contraception, a statistic that is likely linked to the country's fertility rate of 3.8 births per woman.

There are 222 million women in the world who want to plan their family size but are not currently using a modern method of contraception, either because these forms of contraception are inaccessible or too expensive.

The use of contraception is low (only a fifth of married women use a modern method), but in rural areas use has trebled since 2003.

The use of contraception is low (only a fifth of married women use a modern method), but in rural areas it is increasing rapidly and it is about four points higher than the average in African.

Fewer than 10 percent of women use a modern method of contraception; but if breast-feeding were to decline to levels now found in Central America, four out of 10 women would have to use an artificial method of birth control just to prevent the fertility rate from rising.

According to the 2010 DHS, among young people living in rural areas of Malawi aged 15 19 and 20 24 years, 19.5% and 67.1% had ever used a modern method of contraception respectively.

The upcoming Extraordinary Synod of Bishops could recommend giving Catholic couples the moral license to use a modern method of birth control.