Sentence examples for would be infertile from inspiring English sources
Some scientists warned of the dangers of producing "abnormal babies", there were comparisons with the thalidomide catastrophe and suggestions that the progeny would be infertile.
She didn't believe the doctors who told her that she would be infertile, and in 1991 she gave birth to a boy.
She took me to the GP and he said I'd lose my teeth, I'd be infertile and loads of serious other things".
I'd been infertile since day one, but I was impotent from treatments for two years and I never had anyone I felt comfortable telling this to until I met Craig.
More significant is the common desire to believe that something is true despite evidence to the contrary, and to do whatever it takes to persist in that belief, whether ignoring the recalcitrant evidence (as for a time did those who argued that miscegenetic offspring would like mules be infertile) or making it fit one's views through sheer force of will.
These energetic particles smash DNA and would likely increase cancer rates, but the radiation might also cause enough genetic damage that babies would be born infertile, the scientists conclude.
In addition to helping people who only years ago would be considered infertile due to medical conditions conceive, the medical industry is also enabling people to have their own children well beyond their normal biological reproductive years.
Do you lose your Ziploc bag of apple slices, and then at 7am secretly wish you'd turned out to be infertile?
Participants who did not know whether they were fertile or not described it as worrying and thought that finding out they were infertile would be very disappointing, cause anxiety and make one different.
DDT causes osprey eggs to be infertile.
