Sentence examples for marriages in both from inspiring English sources

Five years after treatment, about half the marriages in both groups were significantly improved, according to the study, which appeared in the April issue of The Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology.

This analysis revealed that 47% of parental pairs show varying degrees of relatedness consistent with the occurrence of consanguineal marriages in both religious groups.

Even when both parents work outside the home and even in marriages in which both spouses describe themselves as sharing the burden of household chores, most parents slide toward gender-stereotypical ways of parenting.

The willingness of Labour to whip on equal marriage in both houses of parliament will be a test of the strength of its own conversion.

If "Mr. Peanut" is something of a Möbius strip, Ross seems to be saying, then so is a marriage: in both fiction and relationships one "side" can turn out to be the same as the other — love and hate, form and content, art and life, past and present.

I did, however, quite accurately predict what the Supreme Court was going to do on gay marriage, in both the cases before them.

Women entered marriage earlier than men and lower digit ratio lowered the age of first marriage in both sexes (Fig. 1).

At the bottom of the income list is new marriages in which both spouses are Hispanic.

But in an era of peer marriages, in which both partners are expected to contribute and truck along, that mentality appears to have diminished.

Gay marriages would be fulfilled by having and rearing children together, just like straight infertile marriages, and in both cases, the actual having is impossible.

Massachusetts and Connecticut are now the only states to permit such marriages, but in both states the policy came about as a result of court rulings, not legislative action.