Sentence examples for divorce yields from inspiring English sources

With the human odd couples, the answer stays behind closed doors (until divorce yields the tremulous interview or hemorrhaging memoir), but with their novelistic analogues, it's all ours for less than $30.

The prospect is certainly more appealing than it ever used to be, as rising divorce rates have yielded a larger pool of possibilities.

And like any great romance turned sad divorce, their partnership yielded beautiful songs.

The triple talaq law yields instant divorce and can even be sent via social media.

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Controlling for comorbidities only reduced the OR from 1.59 (95% CI: 1.54 1.63) to 1.40 (95% CI: 1.36 1.44) in divorced individuals but yielded no change in the never-married group.

Still, factoring in an appropriate adjustment yields the conclusion that divorce rates have been falling, not rising.

……..important issue is divorce.

An analogous separate logistic regression on people who were widowed or divorced on both occasions yielded odds ratios of 3.53 (1.7 to 7.4) and 2.74 (0.96 to 6.4), respectively.

His first marriage yielded three daughters but ended in divorce following the 1966 birth of Juan (Juanito) Brittingham Aguirre, the child of an affair Juan had in his 50s with a 15-year-old working at one of his Mexican factories.

Hazard models of divorce for the older cohorts of men (Table 7) yield results that are very similar to those for the full sample extraversion and openness are strongly positively related to divorce, and conscientiousness is negatively related.