Sentence examples for getting married less from inspiring English sources

Dilma Rousseff, the unattached president of Brazil, leads a country where rapid industrialisation has gone hand in hand with people getting married less and later.

Why does it matter that people are getting married less or later in life?

The report, released Wednesday, showed that Americans are not only getting married less frequently, they're doing so later in life.

UNC officials said Mr Barakat and Yusor Abu-Salha got married less than two months ago, in late December.

"We know in developed countries that obese people are less successful, less likely to get married, less likely to get promoted," he said.

People work more hours, lose their jobs more often and, most importantly, get married less and divorced more than they did in the past.

People in the lower tribe are much less likely to get married, less likely to go to church, less likely to be active in their communities, more likely to watch TV excessively, more likely to be obese.

Chris just got married less than three months ago, and we're all looking for a house with a basement I can live in.

When I got married, less than two weeks before the November 2008 election, more than a few straight male friends said, in a tone of irreverence, "What's wrong with gay marriage?

"After being widowed for 11 years and my husband (Rob) being divorced for 11 years, we met at our home group and got married less than a year later (last year September), when I was 59 and he was 50.

He loved the idea of getting married even less: "A kind of ineffable, sickening disgust seizes my mind when I think of this most despotic, most unrequired fetter".