Sentence examples for children very often from inspiring English sources

"Young children very often engage in reasoning that professional philosophers can recognize as philosophical, but typically their parents or teachers don't react in a way that encourages them.

With gender pay gaps still evident, coupled with the fact many women sacrifice key years of their career to have children, very often their earning power is curtailed – meaning much of their stability is left in the hands of another.

Musk has said that he doesn't see his children very often and that when he does, he's usually "on email".

Patients desired to provide emotional support for their children, very often because they could only provide limited tangible support.

It follows that socially phobic children very often would indicate less social anxiety by avoiding to talk to interviewers who are unfamiliar to them.

"Because there is no one else to take care of these other children, very often parents decide not to come to the feeding centres".

Unfortunately, in the face of serious illness of the child very often there is a relationship crisis between the parents and even the disintegration of a relationship.

Roma children are very often referred to schools for children with special needs – the reasons for that appear specious.

Gay men typically adopt their children, and very often both partners adopt.

He added: "The failures of communication between parents and teenage children are very often the subject of humour.

"Talented children are very often talented in a number of areas," said Barbara Pollard, who taught English at Music and Art and now teaches at La Guardia.