Sentence examples for effect of divorce from inspiring English sources
This emphasis on the long-term effect of divorce is the new nugget here.
A psychologist might attribute such notions to the effect of divorce on impressionable boys.
Preschool children seem to be most vulnerable to the effect of divorce and adolescents the least.
A moving comedy drama about the effect of divorce on the children of two New York intellectuals.
Now, 20 years and several follow-up studies later, many of the original kids are divorced parents of toddlers themselves, giving Ms. Hetherington the opportunity to chart the effect of divorce across generations.
The problem is not with the famous – those living in a celebrity bubble tend to have lost contact with normal human behaviour some time ago – but with the wider effect of divorce as entertainment.
To estimate the causal effect of divorces will always be tricky because divorces cannot be randomised like drugs in medical trials.
Separating the putative reforms into series of subtypes and producing a scorecard of their outcomes has the unintended effect of divorcing them all from an understanding of how organisations change.
But it also has the effect of divorcing Mapplethorpe's art from the time in which it was created, to say nothing of our own time, in which debates about sexuality and representation are hardly settled.
The other goal of the guidelines will be to establish uniform standards for the classes, based on current research on what is most effective in countering the effects of divorce.
