Sentence examples for associates married from inspiring English sources

In 1969, he relinquished his monastic vows and, in a move criticized by his associates, married a young Englishwoman, Diana Pybus.

On that day in 2002, Ms. Martinez, who is called a community associate, married 318 couples, an unofficial record.

One of St. Jean's associates was once married to a woman who had previously been married to one of St. Jean's clients.

After all, the divorce risk associated with marrying younger drops off markedly by the time young adults hit their mid-20s, and the odds of forging a happy marriage are actually the best for those who marry then.

When Reiss discusses the risks and harms associated with marrying young, she speaks from a place of experience.

Using data from urban India, Shenk and Scelza (2012) found that the death of one's father during later childhood or adolescence was associated with marrying poorer quality mates, not the loss of fathers early in childhood.

Willingness to relocate to the Arab Gulf region was independently associated with being board certified, and inversely associated with being married, the age of the oldest child, and practicing in direct patient care.

In a regression including all subjects, possible willingness to relocate was associated with being board certified (OR = 4.00; 95% CI 1.90-8.39), and inversely associated with being married (OR = 0.56; 95% CI 0.36-0.87), and practicing in direct patient care (OR = 0.92; 95% CI 0.86-0.99).

Traditionally, buying your first home is one of those milestones associated with getting married and starting a family.

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In analysis limited to IDUs, unprotected sex was associated with being married, using methamphetamine and having sex when high on drugs or alcohol.