Sentence examples for which daughters from inspiring English sources

He pointed to the Grameen Bank's "Sixteen Decisions" — a collection of resolutions made by borrowers, which include planning for smaller families and forswearing the dowry system, in which daughters, particularly in very poor families, are viewed as burdens.

To study the gene, researchers at Case Western Reserve University looked at families in which daughters inherited a Y chromosome, a rare occurrence in which SRY fails to fire, leaving a genetically male embryo to develop as a sterile female.

I spent lots of time and research to create a doll which daughters are going to love.

This is consistent with the natural history of cercopithecines in which daughters inherit social rank from their mothers (Berman 1980b; Chapais 1988; Pereira 1992).

Although we are not able to validate this assumption using these data, evidence among the Kenyan Kipsigis has shown that current parental wealth was a reliable measure of the household wealth in which daughters grew up (Borgerhoff Mulder 1989).

But Richard Williams did not venture a guess as to which daughter would have better control of their power and emotion when match time arrives.

Branches on the tree image represent points at which daughter and parent lineages diverge.

If a water drop impacts on the membrane at a sufficiently high velocity, a critical condition at which daughter droplets are generated and fall down below the membrane occurs, under which the separator is failure.

Kanye West has equated his bad behavior in recent years to his own version of the "terrible twos," which daughter North West is rolling into come June.

Recently, it has been demonstrated that the "immortal strand hypothesis" is not exclusive of self-renewing cells, but also of divisions in which daughter cells adopt divergent fates [45].

This results in unequal cell divisions in which daughter cells have differing apical surface areas.