Sentence examples for marriageable status from inspiring English sources

Although socio-cultural values are changing, marriage is predominantly arranged, and the reproductive and marriageable status of young women has social and financial implications to the family.

Marriage, that is, can help make men marriageable.

Mixed marriages as a share of the total population of marriageable age are also lower in Britain (4.2%) than in France (5.6%).

"Where it is done, most others expect one to do it, and any family that did not would lose social status or even membership, and their daughter would not attain status as an adult or as a marriageable woman," she said in an email.

Both farmers have marriageable daughters.

Later, two new cohorts reach marriageable age.

It's the absence of marriageable men.

This becomes a real problem when she reaches marriageable age.

That means fewer marriageable women — and more frustrated bachelors to be recruited by extremists.

That's because it means more marriageable men for every women.

In India, they endured dysentery, hepatitis, plague and a shortage of marriageable white women.