Sentence examples for will conceive from inspiring English sources

It then begins to decrease until 45 years of age when only 10% of women will conceive not using contraception.

When oral contraceptives are used correctly, fewer than one woman in 100 per year of use will conceive an unintended pregnancy.

His production company will conceive shows for the channel, as it already does for E! and Bravo, two channels that are owned by Comcast.

I think of the painting as a kind of Annunciation, making contemporary the moment Mary learns she will conceive and bear a divine child.

The cost for each insemination is $1,000 to $1,500, but neither Dr. Silverman nor Dr. Khatamee guarantees that a woman will conceive.

In a few years, Turing will conceive of a marvelous abstraction now known as "the universal Turing machine," the archetype of today's computer.

On the one hand, we have the will, conceived of as another stance of the volitional kind in addition to wishing, striving, etc.

But this is a good place to start and once you see how it's basically just a battery holder used to briefly energize a short piece of nichrome wire you'll conceive of all sorts of clever innovations.

When Break Down opened in 2001, there was a huge sense of relief that this assembly line we'd conceived was up and running.

He was devastated to be ejected again from a company that was building a product he'd conceived.

Yeah, when I finished Hope and Glory, I'd conceived of doing at least two more autobiographical films about my family.