Examples of 'born prior' in a sentence
Meaning of "born prior"
born prior - indicates a time of birth before a specific event
How to use "born prior" in a sentence
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A child born prior to the marriage may be legitimised.
Two of those generations were born prior to infantile vaccinations.
He was born prior to the recognized inception of the American Civil Rights Movement.
None of my children chose to be born prior to their conception.
Alice was born prior to the Civil Rights movement.
However, all were in individuals born prior to the accident.
A fetus born prior to the 37th week of gestation is considered to be preterm.
Gain a pension credit of five months for children born prior to employment ;.
All children born prior to marriage.
It appears to mostly affect those of us who were born prior to 1960.
Most babies born prior to 24 weeks have very little chance of survival.
Generally it refers to an infant born prior 36 weeks of gestation.
Foals born prior to 300 days are unlikely to be viable.
Nonetheless, he was born prior to.
Those who were born prior to 1960 have likely read one of the many adaptations.
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Very few babies survive when they are born prior to 24 weeks.
It is assumed that most adults born prior to 1970 have developed immunity from natural infection.
Approximately 10 percent of babies are born prior to the 37th week and are therefore premature.
Pre-term infants born prior to 28 weeks gestation.
Every illegitimate child born prior to 1 May 1995 is given the maiden name of the mother.
For North America, most people born prior to 1980 are considered digital immigrants.
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Answer nothing without prior confirmation from me
Upon prior consultation with your editor
Relevance of knowledge of prior transfers of security rights
