Sentence examples for would be aborted from inspiring English sources

A place in which more perfectly healthy late-term foetuses would be aborted, more women would use abortion as a form of contraception, and more would terminate their pregnancies on such spurious grounds as the foetus's sex.

If the rat withdrew from the odour port before completion of the 1,000 ms pre-odour+odour period, the trial would be aborted and the houselight turned off.

He told reporters he thought the mission would be aborted after Sept. 11, especially after Arafat's "order" last month to end bloody bombings, but when his Palestinian boss last spoke to him from Greece, no such change of orders came.

If that took more than an hour, warm ischemia would set in (as his breathing would be too compromised to supply oxygen to his organs), the donation would be aborted, and Nick would be returned to a hospital room to die.

During the live webcast before the launch, Blue Origin explained that if there were any issues or anomalies detected on the crew capsule, all three parachutes would deploy and the one-failed parachute test would be aborted.

It meant taking a willful, known risk that the healing work I might be able to accomplish as a health professional would be aborted.

Besides, in this case, the team would be saving a fetus that would otherwise be aborted.

In contrast, there is no predictable fixed term for a spontaneous abortion, so we cannot expect that the population of fetuses damaged during the third month of prenatal development (i.e., late April through early May 1986) (Peterka et al. 2004) would suddenly be aborted, thereby giving rise to a significant peak on the annual curve of abortions.

It's the same Congress where the campaign of one lawmaker, the Texas Republican Steve Stockman, tweeted a new bumper sticker: "If babies had guns they wouldn't be aborted".

Our campaign bumper sticker: If babies had guns, they wouldn't be aborted.

My parents decided she would have to be aborted because she already had a little child.