Sentence examples for increased divorce from inspiring English sources

Another often discussed report concluded that receiving a negative income tax increased divorce rates.

A mantra we might want to hold dear in a time of increased divorce from the environment.

Younger people also forget about the elderly, in part, he said, "because of the increased divorce rates in recent decades and the breakdown of the traditional family, not to mention the mobility of Americans".

Sir Mark said court judgments in recent years equating the homemaker's and breadwinner's roles meant greatly increased divorce payouts for wives in big money cases, who would inevitably try to have their cases dealt with in London.

As Benjamin Franklin once said, "When the well's dry, we know the worth of water". A mantra we might want to hold dear in a time of increased divorce from the environment.

After a unusually constructive meeting last week with a Merkel ally, Manfred Weber, Theresa May, the British prime minister, was reported to be close to conceding to German demands for an increased divorce settlement in exchange for a favourable start to trade talks.

And with the increasing divorce rate and declining fertility, the risk looking ahead looks pretty bad.

Not only are fathers assuming a new role in many families, but the increasing divorce rate simultaneously leaves more children with more than one man to call Dad.

The result is a delayed reaction, as I found in researching a book on the increasing divorce and marriage rates in the 1950s and 1960s: Talented women, forced by their husband's attitudes to downgrade their aspirations, bide their time.

They find that the divorce hazard rises after a spouse's job displacement but not after a disabling health shock, and that job loss only increases divorce if it is due to a layoff, not a plant closing.

Lack of tolerance and trust, easy opportunity for remarriage, economic independence of women, easy opportunity for extramarital relationships etc. are the main causes of increasing divorce rate in these countries.