Sentence examples for make cohabitation from inspiring English sources

The effect will be to make cohabitation more like marriage.

That sent Ms. Kovar back to Greenpoint, where she and Mr. Lambert tried again to make cohabitation work.

And Bengt Nordstrom of Northstream, a consulting firm, worries that it will take cost-cutting to achieve these, and that this will make cohabitation trickier.This is no merger of equals.

It takes a bit of finessing the layout and expense in getting the storage custom built, but the end result is the functionality you absolutely need to make cohabitation pleasurable for the next few years.

But, as the narrator realizes that their differences make cohabitation a struggle, and A*** realizes that the narrator's infatuation may be shallow and fleeting, their connection slowly weakens, and each is forced to reconsider what their once-strong bond meant.

Perhaps it is this very success that is making cohabitation no longer viable.

It makes cohabitation difficult," confided Issa, a 20-year-old Kurdish migrant who lives in the camp with his mother and his four brothers.

Cohabitation is relatively rare in Italy; thus, the sparseness of the events made cohabitation difficult to analyze separately.

In the second logit model, I estimated which choice was made, cohabitation or marriage, using only the person-years in which the event occurred.

Guangdong recently changed its laws to make longterm cohabitation by unmarried couples a crime.

Support is weaker if the adult child is cohabiting rather than married to the partner, although groups with greater exposure to cohabitation make less of a distinction between cohabitation and marriage.