Sentence examples for either husbands from inspiring English sources

The VH1 reality-TV show "Mob Wives," currently in its second season, follows six Staten Island single mothers, most of whom have either husbands or fathers serving time, as they offer up a tantalizing glimpse into the lives of what is euphemistically called "the lifestyle".

Conversely, all incidents reported in the south were perpetrated by either husbands (36%, n = 4) or neighbors (64%, n = 7); all incidents perpetrated by a husband were against women over the age of 18.

In a genome-wide analysis of copy numbers in couples in which either husbands had been occupationally exposed to asbestos but did not have mesothelioma or spouses with mesothelioma who had not been occupationally exposed to asbestos, we reported a panel of differently expressed genes that could be responsible for a different inherited susceptibility.

Ten percent of U.S. women have had three or more partners (either husbands or cohabiting partners) by the time they reach age 35, more than twice the percentage for women in European countries with the highest rates of union dissolution (Cherlin 2009, 19).

Even with characters like sweetshop-owner Stanley Miller and his wife, who wakes from her faux-coma to harangue her husband like an ultra-demented Bette Davis and precipitates Stan's descent into madness among the Mackintosh's Toffee Cups and Fry's Chocolate Creams, there is insufficient realisation of either husband or wife to make it the truly powerful scene it might have been.

"Ah, but it's all so simple," Johanna cooed, gravitating to a black dress that I thought looked like something Jackie O. might wear to the funeral of either husband, a timelessly somber thing with three-quarter sleeves and a high neckline.

All of the women had a birth companion (either husband or partner) who came to the training sessions with them.

Ms. Muhammad said she and other women taught at the center were passing on knowledge to tent neighbors who could not visit the center, either because husbands and fathers still said no, or because they had other commitments.

Women needed to exhaust their savings they would have made before pregnancy or rely on either their husbands or other relatives to purchase the items.

There was no clear trend showing that the HRs changed across cohorts in either surviving husbands or wives.

For lower parities, living with both parents of either the husband or the wife did not affect the time until next birth, although living with the husband's parents had a small delaying effect on the birth of the fourth child.