Sentence examples for cent of wives from inspiring English sources

Ninety per cent of wives stopped work.

Forty per cent of wives whose children were old enough to go to school had jobs.

As the Washington Post reporter Liza Mundy writes in a new book, "The Richer Sex," forty per cent of working wives now earn more than their husbands, and, by 2030, that number will probably rise to fifty per cent.

He reported that 86 per cent of the wives surveyed bought their husband's socks, that men's feet (and there fore their socks) are loaded with sexual significance that should be exploited with sen sual advertising and fashion excitement.

If Penguin can make inroads into the 33 per cent of men whose wives and partners are reading, but who don't read themselves, they will pull off a miracle.

Today, something like forty per cent of would-be husbands and wives receive premarital counselling, often pastoral, and millions of married couples seek therapy.

He says he and his wife "pay every cent" of their Maine income taxes and "are glad to do it".

He owns another home in Khartoum, where his wife spends ninety per cent of her time.

Another quoted his wife saying that ninety-four per cent of the DNA in every Ottolenghi dish is identical — arguably a case more of expectation than of reality.

Ken Gregory, 65, suffered first and second degree burns to 14 per cent of his body last March after his now ex-wife Teresa Gilbertson, 60, tipped a kettle of boiling water over the back of his head.

Forty per cent of men think that it is acceptable to beat your wife if she "insults you".