Sentence examples for spouses which may from inspiring English sources

Separate accounts allow individuals to build a credit record separate of their spouses, which may become necessary after that spouse dies.

Also, for the first time, we found a generally high correlation between the PBDE serum concentrations of the family members living in the same household (parent vs. child, and between spouses), which may be useful in modeling PBDE exposure.

Divorce can create feelings of sadness, anger and betrayal -- especially if one spouse had an affair or the divorce request came "out of the blue". Those feelings can lead to an intense mistrust of your spouse, which may make you believe that your spouse is hiding assets or engaging in other financial misbehavior.

HRQOL scores in patients living with a spouse were greater than those of patients without a spouse, which may be due to the additional support a patient may receive from a spouse versus other family members.

Go to a friends, family members or a shelter for abused spouses which you may have heard about in your area.

It would seem somewhat crazy to tell a friend that his divorce is not only causing you distress, but that it also may put ideas into your spouse's head, which may lead to your own divorce, thus impacting your kid's "moral formation" -- and could he please just give counseling one more try?

Current disorders are more predictive of co-occurring problems in the spouse [ 1], which may have deflated the observed association between alcohol-related problems and spousal mental distress.

Unless your spouse erases the evidence (which may happen), you can see the times and days the game was played.

Factors such as marital status and spouse's place of work which may also influence one's choice of career specialization were not available.

Women who are married at a younger age tend to have spouses who are much older than them which may intensify the communication gap and power imbalance between spouses [ 31].

4. All authors confirm their spouses, partners and children have no financial relationships which may be relevant to the submitted work. 5.