Sentence examples for married peers from inspiring English sources

Married women have more diverse sources of income than their unmarried or previously married peers and, therefore, typically have greater incomes and wealth.

They have seen plenty of their married peers flirt and have affairs and reconcile, or divorce and marry again.

And they want to keep service members who are legally married from receiving the same recognition, family support, and benefits as their straight, married peers.

Researchers surveyed more than 80,000 Americans and found that people who never married were 58percentt more likely to die during the course of an eight-year study than their married peers.

Which actually makes them sound busier than their married peers.

But this development still wouldn't put these families on an entirely even footing with their heterosexual married peers.

On top of this, the economic incentive to marry your peers has increased.

These studies, often based on large-scale demographic data from western countries, generally find that married individuals have better overall health (Schoenborn, 2004) and lower mortality than non-married peers (Ben-Shlomo, Smith, Shipley, & Marmot, 1993).

In the present study, married people had higher QOL scores than did those in different marriage status groups generally, but when the results were analyzed by age group, married people under 30 did not have better quality of life than their non-married peers.

Among native-born black males, those men with earnings over $60,000 were four times more likely to be married than their peers with annual earnings under $20,000.

Looking around at her materialistic, married, self-obsessed peers two decades after the exhilarating birth of feminism, Heidi observes: "We're all concerned, intelligent, good women.