How To Use Stillborn In A Sentence
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Their risk of dying in childbirth is doubled and of having stillborn babies trebled, and other physical, sexual, and relationship problems are common.
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The cemetery was also one of the few cemeteries that allowed stillborn babies to be buried in consecrated ground.
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In addition, three stillborn babies died of proved group B streptococcal infection, one during labour.
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Some may find him placing far too much emphasis on the impact of his alcoholic parents and stillborn twin brother, Jesse.
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They are trained to presume that a dead infant is stillborn unless there is countervailing evidence.
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Doctors thought she might have “placental abruption”, and that the baby would be at risk of being stillborn.
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The first Rh - baby is OK and any subsequent Rh+ fetus would be stillborn due to attack from the mother's antibodies reacting to testosterone.
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Very sadly we also had a stillborn daughter Just after this.
Times, Sunday Times
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And even now, Isolde could see with aching clarity the tiny, waxen face and flowerlike hands of her stillborn baby girl.
Dark Moon of Avalon
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Tragically, about one-third of these babies are stillborn and the rest die in the first days of life.
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On January 13, Rowland had given birth to twins, one of which had been stillborn, while the other, a girl, lived and has since been adopted.
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We did not include stillborn children but included children dying from delivery until 31 December 2000 in the cohorts.
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On her first day, she watched as a young single mum gave birth to a stillborn son in the waiting room.
The Sun
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The ceasefire itself could prove stillborn if rebel units in the bush keep on fighting.
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Mindless vandals have desecrated the grave of a stillborn baby for the fourth time in less than five months.
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Havana Chanter developed an entire chapter to the subject of competition policy , but it is stillborn.
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The true incidence is likely to be even higher; stillborn babies were excluded from this study because new mothers often don't see them.
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They finally induced the birth, only for him to be stillborn.
The Sun
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At the sea's edge, turned dense with terror of sliding into the dark without even screaming like a stillborn.
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His stillborn plans for regional mini-parliaments in Yorkshire and across England were yesterday savaged by an influential group of MPs.
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a stillborn baby
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Apparently, either Presley or his parents tried to change the name to "Aron" to make it more similar to Presley's stillborn twin, Jesse Garon Presley.
Red Ice Creations
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It was a miracle that she survived the birth of her stillborn baby.
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In 1741 he became a prebendary of York Cathedral, and married Elizabeth Lumley, a cousin of Elizabeth Montagu, but his domestic and family life was not happy, and of their several children all were stillborn but a daughter, Lydia.
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An empty echo that grew closer, but not less hollow, as she uttered each word — uttered each word as if its sound were born in her soul and progressed to her mouth, dying a stillborn death as the syllables floated away and beyond, deaf to all but unlistening ears.
Absentia Diary Entry
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The tribute and donation page was set up hours after the dad-of-three announced his daughter was delivered stillborn at the weekend.
The Sun
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She suffered a miscarriage early in 2010 and had a stillborn son last year.
The Sun
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Pregnant women are routinely tested for syphilis because of the high risk that babies of mothers with untreated syphilis could be stillborn, or born with syphilis.
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The ceasefire itself could prove stillborn if rebel units in the bush keep on fighting.
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This Mass will be of particular interest to parents of stillborn infants of babies who died shortly after birth.
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She's gone sair saft in the heid, ever syne her last babe was stillborn.
Sick Cycle Carousel
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The Quarantine Authority helicopter gunfire had ended at dawn and she closed her eyes to a stillborn morning, until the hollow clang of her name spooked her awake.
Their Dogs Came With Them
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By early June, with the plan seemingly stillborn, he began to search for a compromise that could salvage the linchpin of his program.
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The patient, a 35-year-old woman, delivered a full-term stillborn baby in Santa Monica,
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Finally, we are shaking off the coma of the stillborn slacker 90s and now there is movement.
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Spontaneous miscarriage, premature delivery and stillborn birth are possible results of an infected foetus.
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Definitions, however, are not enough: if they are not followed by a viable action plan, they remain stillborn.
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Blessed are the cancered, the vanished, the stillborn.
Three Prayers for Rain
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a stillborn plot to assassinate the President
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We did not approach women whose babies were stillborn or died as neonates.
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They finally induced the birth, only for him to be stillborn.
The Sun
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The authors conclude that encouraging parents to view and hold stillborn infants does not benefit mothers and could have an adverse effect.
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But after what seemed a routine pregnancy, their son, Adam, was stillborn - the first in a long string of misfortunes.
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Infants usually are stillborn or die shortly after birth from respiratory failure.
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He tells Oedipus the city is drowning and almost dead - the soil is unfertile, the cattle pastures are burnt, and babies are all stillborn.
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His mother lost twins during childbirth and another baby was stillborn.
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Stillborn epigrams, mechanistic wordplay, and numbing longueurs feel like hapless actors' improvisations.
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I told the ayah to give her away in adoption and told my husband the child was stillborn.
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Now to get to know him well, it doesn't matter if it's a stillborn baby or a 95-year-old grandfather, what I need to bring from inside of me is the value of doing this.
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It was a miracle that she survived the birth of her stillborn baby.
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She suffered a miscarriage early in 2010 and had a stillborn son last year.
The Sun
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The ceasefire itself could prove stillborn if rebel units in the bush keep on fighting.
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When my older son and his girlfriend had a stillborn son a while ago it brought back all the pain and I had horrendous panic attacks.
The Sun
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But the problem is how to revitalize a stillborn plan, how to find enough lawmakers to join and whether the incentives offered to them will be enough.
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Some may find him placing far too much emphasis on the impact of his alcoholic parents and stillborn twin brother, Jesse.
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A neighbor, W. H. Tonn, had several cattle die or give birth to stillborn calves after the explosion.
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This malformation is incompatible with life, affected infants are either stillborn or die in a few days.
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Women become pregnant very young, recieve insufficient nutrition, and as a result they endure protracted labor resulting in stillborn babies -- and injuries that result in eventual incontinence, social ostracism, and heartbreak.
Mwahahahahahaha!
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And his thrashing of the first six stillborn proposals is right, but late.
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The doctor also showed me the book of horrors kept by the medical staff - photographs of the grotesque, mis-shapen, stillborn children born in the hospital.
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His stillborn book might soon disillusion Katherine Hunt and others like her.
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They finally induced the birth, only for him to be stillborn.
The Sun
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The test was used to test the association between the incidence of congenital malformations occurring in live and stillborn babies in the exposed and unexposed wards for the years before and after the site opened.
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The difficulty of determining whether a child was stillborn or murdered has confounded English lawmakers and jurists for centuries.
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A bereaved couple have been left devastated after their stillborn baby's grave was destroyed in a sickening arson attack.
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Without feedback on outcomes innovation is often stillborn.
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My mother had a full-term stillborn baby that she had similar thoughts about - what would she have been like?
Suing your own abortionist for making you witness the murder of your accidentally delivered child.
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They finally induced the birth, only for him to be stillborn.
The Sun
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Spontaneous miscarriage, premature delivery and stillborn birth are possible results of an infected foetus.
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A neighbor, W. H. Tonn, had several cattle die or give birth to stillborn calves after the explosion.
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We know from other graves that it was common for parents to put a small marker with initials for a stillborn child or an infant.
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What great art or entertainment is stillborn today, afraid of reprisals from some easily offended group with an axe to grind?
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The coup was stillborn when Chamberlain caved in to Hitlers demands at Munich.
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Doctors also argue that detailed autopsy of stillborn babies has allowed pathologists to identify viruses that can cause miscarriages.
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It also came after a traumatic time in which she suffered a miscarriage and gave birth to a stillborn son.
The Sun
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Secondary infertility is when you've had one or more babies in the past but can't conceive again, or if you've had one or more miscarriages or stillborn babies.
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Defined as a loss prior to 20 weeks gestation, a miscarried fetus does not receive any kind of funeral rights in a hospital, unlike stillborn babies.
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The Health Department has launched a review of mortuary procedures after a stillborn infant was mistakenly taken from Geraldton Regional Hospital to Greenough Prison last week.
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It was a miracle that she survived the birth of her stillborn baby.
