Sentence examples for gives up work from inspiring English sources

As Carers UK showed recently, one in six unpaid carers gives up work to care.

One in five carers gives up work to care full time.

Childcare is now so expensive that families are increasingly better off if one parent gives up work to look after their offspring, a major new report has found.

A cohabiting woman or man who gives up work to care for their children ought to have some legal protection, as should the children themselves, if the relationship breaks down.

There is a real economic cost when someone gives up work in favor of being a mother, as Ann Crittenden skillfully outlined six years ago in her book "The Price of Motherhood"; and that cost does, as Bennetts argues, become acute if a woman is unexpectedly widowed or divorced.

The pretest of the questionnaire indicated that many women did not know how to score the response to the item "giving up work", probably because many women had already given up work before pregnancy or had never worked at all.

In fact, many women had already given up work before pregnancy or had never worked at all.

After having exhausted alternative arrangements by reducing or adjusting working hours, many carers eventually give up work [ 17].

Why give up work here?

Faced with that dilemma, some give up work.

She gave up work when she had the girls.