Sentence examples for become teens from inspiring English sources

The Michigan report was the first to show that e-cigarettes had become teens' tobacco product of choice.

Cul-de-sacs and yards are great for little kids, but they lose their allure as those kids become teens.

Study authors said the numbers may reflect how parents have less control over their kids as they become teens.

Numerous studies over the years have found that children who are spanked are more likely to become teens and then adults who are violent.

If we want our kids to be truthful with us, especially when they become teens -- the lying years -- we might want to be better role models.

When they become teens they will start to think that you are trying to separate them.

"With their two-point-something kids, when they become teen-agers, or when people feel they can afford it, they do finally want to settle into a West Windsor, a Princeton or a Montgomery.

A child's will, innocent and free-spirited, is the spark both of "Meet Me at the Fair" and "All I Desire," but, in Sirk's view, when children become teen-agers and young adults and face the complexities of life with values and ideas that they've merely learned from books, they're likely to become regressive and repressive.

Mr Reeves and Ms Howard estimate that if moms in the bottom fifth were averagely effective parents, 9% more of their kids would graduate from high school, 6% fewer would become teen parents and 3% fewer would be convicted of a crime by the age of 19.From a public-policy perspective, nature is a given.

Many will therefore "choose" to become teen moms.

(Foster youth are more likely to become teen parents).