Sentence examples for married problem from inspiring English sources

In her world, the barrier that separates two single people poses the problem; if you get rid of that and get married, problem solved.

If one of the families is definitely against their child's choice of a mate, you can get married, no problem.

Don't marry a problem character thinking you will change him.

"My advice for aspiring entrepreneurs out there is to marry the problem.

If they're happy, let them marry – no problem.

So let's marry a problem with a solution here, take advantage of historically low interest rates--a market signal that this is precisely the time to make these investments--and take out some serious insurance against the possibility that the March report is flashing red.

It was even harder to believe that she'd ever considered their not being married their biggest problem.

Back in California he developed a serious drinking problem, married twice more, suffered doubts and depressions, went freelance and starred in a further 22 films.

Cardinal Egan cited the Eastern church experience in his radio interview, noting that many of the priests of those denominations were married, "with no problem at all".

Heterosexual monogamous people can get married with no problem, for example, and while marriage is obviously contested territory for non-hets, it's instructive that gay marriage is such a big political issue (while "polyamorous marriage" is currently nothing more than a spectre rightwingers use to scare people about gay marriage).

In 1990, a person who shared a household with someone of the same sex and also reported being married posed a problem because the bureau's system did not recognize same-sex marriages, said Robert Kominski, an assistant chief in the bureau's population division.