Sentence examples for half divorced from inspiring English sources

In one study in Ohio, immunologist Ronald Glaser and his wife, clinical psychologist Jan Kiecolt-Glaser, recruited 76 women, half of whom were married and half divorced or separated.

Three-quarters of males were married, whereas for females, almost half were married and half separated, divorced or widowed.

With a wink, the woman, a 49-year-old Paramount regular, who is half-Chinese, half-Japanese and divorced, added: "And it works".

Over half the deceased men with proxy interviews were of non-Estonian nationality (mainly Russian), a half were separated, divorced or had never been married, while just under a half were in a regular paid job.

About half of our respondents said they were currently married, cohabiting or in a relationship, with the other half being single, divorced or widowed.

About half of the divorced people who live together have children in the household, as do 35percentt of those who have never married.

How many times, for example, do you hear one half of a divorced couple complain that the injured party hasn't "moved on", and come to terms with the fact of their life being ripped apart?

The response of one woman to the bald question of what she would do if the worst were to happen — "I would get married again" — strikes Bennetts as so absurd as to be barely deserving of commentary, although half of all divorced women remarry within five years of their first marriage ending, and three-quarters remarry within a decade of a split.

The response of one woman to the bald question of what she would do if the worst were to happen—"I would get married again"—strikes Bennetts as so absurd as to be barely deserving of commentary, although half of all divorced women remarry within five years of their first marriage ending, and three-quarters remarry within a decade of a split.

Most (78.7%) were women, 63.9% were housewives and more than half were single, divorced or widowed.

About 50% of the sample was married and lived together with a spouse, while the other half were separated, divorced, widowed or never married.