Sentence examples for parent of either from inspiring English sources

Not only has the working mother become normalised as part of German society, but it is now "perfectly socially acceptable" for a parent of either gender to take parental leave while the orchestra is on tour.

Ms. Uttech has clearly found her own road to "leaning in" at work and home, and hers is an example that any parent (of either gender) might look to as we perform balancing acts of our own.

Many will try to bury this issue under a heap of personal animus and political point-scoring, but the simple truth is that being a good MP is fundamentally incompatible with being a fully present and involved parent of either sex.

And for the sequence in which Jack, who supposedly lost his parents, is urged by Lady Bracknell "to make a definite effort to produce one parent of either sex before the season is quite over," their dialogue is repeated a couple of times in a crescendo of delightful music.

It exhibits unusually elaborate biparental care, though one parent (of either sex) can raise offspring singlehandedly (e.g., Ward et al., 2009).

Personally, I'm appalled and think it's really unfair to put this pressure on parents of either finding that sort of money or saying no to their child".

We don't, as a society, make it easy for parents of either sex to balance the financial demands of raising children with the physical and emotional demands of being there for them as they grow up.

Whether those are choices about working (if we're financially fortunate enough for that to be a choice) or about "sleep-training" (which I believe my mother called "letting the baby go to sleep"), nursing and preschool or homework and sleepovers, inner conflict is an emotion with which few parents of either gender are unfamiliar.

Last night their tactic was to shout about the fuckability of the gendarmes' mothers and compare parents of either sex to human feces.

Among the 7 genotypes of size n + 1 that are parents of either G1 or G2, one is special, because the two cliques share it.

Around a quarter of all couples lived with both parents of either the husband or the wife during the second parity (the interval between first and second birth).