Sentence examples for had better marriages from inspiring English sources

A recent study published in the journal Personal Relationships found that couples who expressed gratitude in their relationship had better marriages.

Rest assured it's not that they had better marriages way back when--void of lying and cheating--it's that they had no way out.

(FGD no. 1) Education was considered a key issue related to the power of women, and educated women had better marriage prospects, management skills and could financially contribute to the family: A woman is the foundation of the family.

Dr. Waite of the University of Chicago, who is also a board member of the pro-marriage Institute for American Values, suggests that H.M.O.'s should create programs to help people have better marriages.

It turns out that people who choose not to have children (as opposed to those who desperately want to have children, but can't) tend to have better marriages, better finances, less stress, and are no more likely to be unhappy in old age than parents.

Republicans aren't really having better marriages because of their political beliefs or their neighborhood culture.

Educated women will also be drawn to cities so that they can earn more in addition to having better marriage prospects.

"If I had a four-wheeler, I would have better marriage prospects in my village," the young man said.

Nonetheless, if the standard for giving gays the right to marry is, according to Alito, whether it will "turn out to be a good thing" or a "not a good thing," well, then, we had better ban heterosexual marriage now, because, considering the high divorce rate, many would say it's turned out not only to be a "not a good thing," but actually an unmitigated disaster.

Even the staunchest, most outspoken conservative female student said that the Republican presidential candidate in 2016 had better be for same sex marriage or he/she will lose.

And that's why couples who regularly do new, exciting, and even silly things together have better quality marriages.