Sentence examples for problems of marriage from inspiring English sources

Before we can address the problems of public education, we have to address the problems of marriage and family.

It's as if the writers were competing to make the lowest-stakes movie of all time, which is a pity: The real problems of marriage are rich subject territory and would have made for a much better movie.

And still others say Mr Bush has failed to address the far more important problem of marriage penalties in the tax code.

And therein lies the central problem of marriage, which asks you to spend close company with one person for years on end.

He found a way to take up the problem of marriage, and to celebrate its fleeting joys, only once he'd stumbled on a medium: the Rosenthals.

Whether this solution to the difficult problem of marriage is one that will prove useful to others, or whether my approach will add nothing to the sum of human knowledge, is not for me to say.

We have dealt on the air with subjects ranging from the physical and sexual abuse of children to the problems of early marriage among young Palestinian women to the lack of respect for people with disabilities.

What seems clear, however, is the problems of the marriage between Anthony Weiner and Huma Abendin did not arise because they are of different faith.

Problems of early marriage and pregnancy are prime examples of the need to involve girls, their families and the school in joint analysis and action.

When during one recent session, Halimo was asked what she would like to be remembered for a hundred years from now, she enthusiastically wrote: "I would like to be remembered as someone who lived a good life, worked for achieving the respect of human rights and helped to end the problems of early marriage and female genital cutting in Somalia.

This long story of a shrew and her henpecked husband was told without any suggestion of a solution to the problems of unhappy marriages.