Sentence examples for when trying to conceive from inspiring English sources

Over the years I found meditation very helpful when trying to conceive.

If you are thinking about becoming pregnant, there are several things you should consider when trying to conceive.

More than half of women in Scotland were drinking alcohol at about the time they became pregnant, despite advice warning against consuming any when trying to conceive, a survey found.

A recent poll conducted by BabyCenter.com, a parenting portal with an average of 25 million visitors a month worldwide, found that 74 percent of the poll's 1,900 respondents thought that looking and feeling good and being healthy over all was as important as biological age when trying to conceive.

When trying to conceive the impacts of spatial interventions, the time axis is the primary structuring element.

When trying to conceive of a singular spacetime, however, one does not have the luxury of imagining it embedded in a larger space with respect to which one can say there are points missing from it.

(The implication is that fathers, just like mothers, ought to be more careful with themselves when they're trying to conceive a child).

Sure, this is a conversation parents need to have when they're trying to conceive, but it's one that's gotten into my head to an inordinate degree.

In the nineties, when Schocken was trying to conceive a slogan for a marketing campaign, he suggested "Haaretz: Not a Newspaper for Everyone!" The advertising executives looked at Schocken as they might have regarded a deranged intruder.

(The implication is that fathers, just like mothers, ought to be more careful with themselves when they're trying to conceive a child). Fathers, Raeburn says, also have a unique role to play in their children's psychological development.

When I started trying to conceive aged 26, I knew it wouldn't be easy – I had endometriosis, polycystic ovaries and periods so infrequent that if everyone were like this, the birth rate would plummet.