Sentence examples for marriages result from inspiring English sources
It is not so much that marriages result in asset-stripping, as the enemies of takeovers often allege.
Similar to these findings in zebra finches, the challenge in human studies is to find out whether stable and happy marriages result from a motivation to cooperate (and to identify what stimulates such feelings), or from similarities in terms of partners' intrinsic behavioural types.
For this reason, if even for the sake of argument sex is more present in "love marriages", as Indians call Western, non-arranged marriages, it's not clear to me that our marriages result in love.
Misty Copeland and her siblings grew up with a single mother whose several failed marriages resulted in financial instability.
It is no exaggeration, Bob Cohen said Tuesday, to say that thousands of marriages resulted from his father's sharp-eyed ministrations.
We study the impact of marriages resulting from bride kidnapping on infant birth weight.
A series of political plots and arranged marriages resulted in her plausible claim to the French throne and, eventually, the English throne.
Jenkins et al. have also reported the negative impact of job insecurity on employees' marriages resulting in higher rate of divorces [ 47].
Fifteen years ago, Bittles and Neel used a meta-analysis of 23 different studies to compare the fate of the offspring from unions between first cousins with those from non-consanguineous parents, and estimated that first cousin marriages resulted approximately in an additional 4% of the offspring dying in the interval between 6 months gestation and ten years of age [ 133].
His case came to light as police figures, obtained by the Guardian, showed that only a fraction of investigations into forced marriage result in a prosecution.
It has been suggested, for example, that some of the health benefits of marriage result from monitoring of health by a spouse and also that those with fixed obligations that cannot be reassigned may be less likely to adopt the 'sick role' [ 1].
