Sentence examples for widespread birth from inspiring English sources

(Footnote: this was before second-wave feminism. It was before widespread birth control. It was before mini-skirts.

Low fertility is the norm in many Western nations, of course, thanks largely to women's emancipation and widespread birth control.

For Vietnam, the chief remaining postwar issue is a demand for greater American assistance in addressing the effects of Agent Orange, a chemical defoliant that was sprayed in parts of the country, causing widespread birth defects.

For Vietnam, the chief remaining postwar issue is a demand for greater United States assistance in addressing the effects of agent orange, a chemical defoliant that was sprayed in parts of the country, causing widespread birth defects.

Baker said that the 1920s Klan was "nervous" about the possibility of widespread birth control for white women.

"Existing law" that has resulted in a mounting death toll, and indisputable evidence of widespread birth defects and cancer corridors.

Or perhaps Jones points out that the general disapproval towards extramarital intercourse arose historically because of admirable attitudes towards a stable family life for children, but that such an origin no longer fits with current circumstances that provide for widespread, effective birth control (1944, 123).

Experimental and less widespread forms of birth control include an oral contraceptive for men.

Conservatives have attacked such programs as government meddling in private decisions, and in some countries, Catholic groups fought widespread availability of birth control.

But those of us who became parents after the widespread availability of birth control and the ruling in Roe v Wade were largely able to decide when to have children.

When Michael's parents adopted his sister in the 1970s, there was an abundance of babies in the United States in need of homes, but the widespread use of birth control and abortion, among other factors, has caused the supply of infants available for adoption in the subsequent three decades to plummet to a fraction of what it was then.