Sentence examples for children far from inspiring English sources

According to a report recently released by UNICEF and Save the Children, far too many children displaced by the current war in Syria have been forced into labor, including in Jordan, where nearly half of Syrian refugee children are working.

Women in their 40s still have children far less often than younger women.

How to they learn to deploy the many languages of childhood to communicate with children far away?

Definitely troubling facts about numerous children, far from usual circumstances," said State District Judge Sarah C. Backus.

Because of the simplicity of the touch interface, computing became accessible to children far younger than usual.

We had married far too young, had children far too young, but we were somehow deeply contented.

But modern medicine has made babies far more likely to survive — and modern technology and other societal factors have made children far more likely to be sedentary.

Near enough to visit or be visited by old friends and children, Far enough off to forget them all in a week or a year.

Applications for places at the international schools — the only realistic option for most non-local children — far exceed the places available, leading to long waiting lists.

The urban middle class, too, is a beneficiary of the generous and tenacious Indian family, which subsidizes its children far longer and deeper than is generally accepted.

Now a widower, with his extended family and step-children far away, Mr. Robinson occasionally hears suggestions from friends that he might be happier in an assisted-living community somewhere.