Sentence examples for both married and single from inspiring English sources

Today, more companies appreciate the toll that business travel can take on the lives of both married and single employees.

And, again, this was a question about AK-47s and assault weapons and the sort of shootings after which mothers, both married and single, become mourners.

Celibacy should be voluntary as a way to have a healthier atmosphere of both married and single priests, one that wouldn't attract sexual abusers.

The guess starts by considering the 22,450 single people who keep one or more servants and goes on to note that 1,470 of their retainers are men, both married and single.

We thus hypothesize a positive effect of BMI on individual hours of work by both married and single individuals.

On the other hand, while having smaller effects, low-wage subsidies do not create disincentives to second earners, but rather improve the employment incentives of both married and single women120.

When SATC (as it's known among fans) ended in 2004, PR Samantha had a lover and cancer, curator Charlotte and lawyer Miranda were both married, and perpetually single columnist Carrie was snogging Mr Big in la belle Paris.

This pattern can be observed for both married women and single mothers.

"The line between married and single is getting blurred, as more people cohabit.

Your article made it sound as if there are only two groups of people: married and single.

The effects were estimated for the entire sample and for married and single individuals separately.