Sentence examples for moreover married from inspiring English sources

Moreover, married participants tended to have larger perceived neighborhoods when compared to their unmarried counterparts.

Moreover, married respondents scored 22.42; cohabiting respondents 22.97 and divorced, separated or widowed 22.30.

Moreover, married women were more likely to seek care from more than one place compared to never married women.

Moreover, married women whose partner did not permit them to use long acting contraceptive [AOR = 0.

Moreover, married respondents (β = −0.11, p = 0.02) were more likely to want to "help" the character in the vignette.

Moreover, married people tend to have more economic advantages, and receive more social and psychological support which can make quitting smoking more likely.

In 1420, moreover, René married Isabella, elder daughter of Charles II of Lorraine.

Moreover, when she married Mr. Shahab five years ago, they presented themselves to the Immigration and Naturalization Service so he could apply for permanent residency; the application was pending when he was seized.

Moreover, she had married an Englishman and moved to England — the England of E. M. Forster, G. B. Shaw, Max Beerbohm, Virginia Woolf, Lytton Strachey, Henry James, T. S. Eliot, D. H. Lawrence — and that only fixed her the more firmly in my imagination as a figure of literary romance.

Moreover, Dede is now married to Junior's ex-lover François, who seems addicted to dysfunctionality.

Moreover, I was briefly married while in my 20s to someone else.