Sentence examples for every one parent from inspiring English sources

A 2013 study found for every one parent who had a positive diagnosis experience, there were two and half parents who had a negative one.

For every child participant, one parent or guardian with one exception (was not available to observe the dressing change) provided data on the effectiveness of the VR for every post-session interview.

The payments are made every four weeks into one parent's bank account.

"Wife Swap" and "Trading Spouses" are closest to the second category -- families are paired for their comic contrasts, and the editing makes at least one parent every week look utterly ridiculous.

All the children are refugees, most have lost at least one parent, and every one has a story of deprivation and loss.

This didn't explain the fat, bitter, middle-aged man sitting alone near me who, incredibly, kept shushing the audience every time anyone laughed, until one parent gamely strode over and offered to pour Pepsi over his head unless he "shut his goddamn mouth!" This drew a more rousing cheer from the audience than anything in the movie.

With one out of every fourth child living with one parent in Europe and USA (24 and 25%%, respectively) [10, 11], SPFS may be an important factor that contributes to increased CMD risks through a low level of PA.

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At every playground you'll find one parent who refuses to follow this basic rule of civility.

Parental working status refers to at least one parent.

Parental Education: neither parent attained upper secondary education; at least one parent attained upper secondary education; at least one parent attained tertiary education.