Sentence examples for rearing as from inspiring English sources

If she did not ignore Westchester's last bargain, she would have found reasonable taxes, great neighbors, noncompetitive child rearing, as well as open space and wildlife.

A woman's work inside the home, including child rearing as well as housework, is just as significant as work outside the home.

Mr. Thiebaud credits his rearing as much as his artist friends with making him the painter he is today, one whose work resonates with stability, even unabashed happiness.

One of the group remembers that Douglas "wished if we all outlived him, we would go to some park and hide in the trees, and when somebody came by, we would shout, 'Great Pan is dead.' " This jokester attitude infected Douglas's child rearing as well: he named his son Hume, after the philosopher David Hume, and encouraged him to be as outrageous as possible.

They were actively involved in all dimensions of partner choice, decision-making, and child rearing, as well as in the everyday lives of the transnational couples.

Moreover, tetracycline is widely used as growth factors in veterinary medicine for livestock rearing as well in the treatment of bacterial infection occurring in human medicine (Ardic et al. 2005).

A few with the resources to do so have hired live-in help to assist with household chores and child-rearing, as well as to provide adult company in a suddenly lonely house.

And surely Dads have to help out with child-rearing as much as Moms.

However, since we did not find consistent evidence for reduced fearfulness in hand-reared birds, we remain agnostic about the welfare benefits of hand-rearing as a method for sourcing wild birds for behavioural and physiological research.

Mr. Pearl describes child-rearing as a zero-sum test of wills.

This is confusing (there are enough myths about child-rearing as it is) and patronising - to both men and women.