Sentence examples for marrying better from inspiring English sources

The headline "More Men Marrying Better Educated, Wealthier Wives" (news article, Jan . 19 focuses on men who have the impetus to marry wealthy women, but women from college on up are also seeking men with more grounded disciplines or dispositions, and are less interested in the pool of successful men.

Is being married better than being single?

Why do Infomap and Walktrap marry better with the CbCI algorithm than the other community detection algorithms?

Studies show that although riders in the 1990's are still mostly male, they are older (over 33), more likely to be married, better educated and better off financially than they were in 1980.

Responders were more likely than national figures to be female, older, married, better educated, and have a higher socioeconomic status.

Significant protective factors include being married, better educated, German or French speaking, and full-time employed, and rating health as very well or well.

Results suggested that better psychological health, higher income, and being married predicted better retirement adjustment.

"But we both realized we were better off marrying our best friend," Rice said.

Who knows the ins and outs of married life better than married people?

Cynthia: We firmly believe that you are married for better or worse.

Parker asked if Marinelli wished his daughter had married a better defensive coordinator.