Sentence examples for because of children from inspiring English sources

This is meant to ease the extra workload they have because of children.

I suspect that of those who stay together, half are hanging on because of children, money, or fear of loneliness.

These older graduates had finished Manhattan's Adult Degree Completion Program, which is intended for people who once began but never finished their college careers, because of children or hardship or just life.

A place that would also be a nice investment property, a condominium that they could rent out when they needed a new and larger place to live, because of children.

They stayed because of children; or because they didn't have control of their bank accounts; or because their husbands locked up their wallets at night and took them away during the day; or because they had lost themselves in a labyrinth of dependency.

I think it's because of children.

His system would see parents thrown off because of their children, children thrown off because of their parents and all thrown off because of a stranger.

But the issue of balancing work and personal life remains a major concern, partly because of child-bearing issues.

Of the 1,400 cases in the Rotherham report, only a third were previously known to the relevant services because of child protection or neglect.

"You need about 2.1 births to result in straight replacement because of child mortality, so we're already heading for a decline," he says.

But recently she ended up covering for a man — her boss — when he could not make it to a court hearing because of child care responsibilities.