Sentence examples for dwindling marriage from inspiring English sources

Dwindling marriage rates are concentrated among the poor — the very people whose living standards would be most improved by having a second household income.

In De Angelis's version, the protagonist, Hilary, lives in Walthamstow and has to deal with the likely loss of her job in education, a dwindling marriage and a mutinous teenage daughter.

If you've ever wondered what Lizzie and Jane's lives would have been like if their overbearing mother could reach them 24/7 to discuss their dwindling marriage prospects, look no further than Ortberg's wonderfully playful book.

Ford uses his own aesthetic to address the biennale's theme of migration, an important issue to a region whose youth population is dwindling as marriage becomes less frequent, and kids seek out lifestyles offered by bigger cities.

A dwindling Fall, pumpkins, marriage, winter.

The debate was recently revived when a study from the Pew Research Center reported that high earning, college-educated women have a dwindling pool of likeminded marriage partners.

Never give up hope when the passion in your marriage is dwindling.

They had vacation houses and serious careers and grown-up problems, like what to do about their fading ideals or dwindling fertility or lackluster marriages.

In Gascoigne's case, all the strands broke — from the dwindling fame game to a marriage breakdown sadly turned into a reality TV soap opera.

By the late 19th century, as more British women migrated to India, cross-cultural marriages dwindled.

If you're one of the dwindling number of Americans who oppose gay marriage and think that illegal immigrants should not be allowed to stay in this country, these are not good days for you.