Sentence examples for multiple children with from inspiring English sources
Gertrude Baniszewski, portrayed brilliantly by Catherine Keener, was clearly a woman who struggled: she had respiratory problems, multiple children with different men and virtually no money.
I just do not want to give my kid any kind of false hopes for anything related to his biological father since I am aware that he has fathered multiple children with multiple mothers.
When my wife was called a fool (in the 1980's) for working by her little sister (Big Brothers/Big Sisters) whose mother and grandmother each had multiple children with multiple men and who had not worked for years, I knew then the extent of the problem.
Having job flexibility was especially crucial as a single parent of multiple children with special needs and led Craig to pursue self-employment.
All four of the parents have multiple children with multiple partners in total my sons have twelve birth siblings in the world – none of which are in the custody of their biological parents.
Everyone from President Barack Obama to Bill Cosby to the average Joe on the streets, has chastised black men for not taking care of their responsibility, abandoning their children, and having multiple children with different women.
There were no major revelations in this thoughtful and measured film, which touched on his unconventional private life – his flaming affairs, the multiple children fathered with multiple partners, the monumental gambling debts – without becoming too sidetracked by the more myth-laden aspects of his biography.
Families who have multiple children affected with these conditions are eligible, but only those affected children 0-19 years of age are included in the study.
In families with multiple children, all but the child with the least missing genotypes were discarded.
"I met too many young girls, all under 18 years old and married with children - some with multiple children," said Chopra.
This finding is in agreement with prior work finding that families with multiple children were less likely to use ECEC (Harris et al. 2002; Johansen et al. 1996).
