Sentence examples for these spouses from inspiring English sources

I don't know how these spouses manage, when it's one on one".

After eight years of war, Congress is finally debating rival bills that would provide these spouses — and parents, too — a small government stipend for their work.

Every year, nearly a half-million adults over age 65 remarry, and a growing proportion of these spouses — usually the wives — eventually will become primary caregivers.

"The government claimed it would save £650m, but research from Middlesex University found that if, as expected, most of these spouses would have found employment, that would have made a contribution of over £850m".

But that doesn't explain it all: some of these "spouses" are clearly just people who think married is the best way to describe what they are to each other.

The negative selection and females' lower labor force participation rate imply that the possible income decline from these spouses traveling may not be economically significant.

These spouse-ships are interesting not for gossipy reasons, but because the two QCs share an intense version of the challenges that, among others, have historically kept female representation at the bar so low (it's 23% of QCs now, but hovered for a long time around 12%): they have children and husbands who are themselves quite busy, or at least, have been in the recent past.

Correlations were also substantial for spouse pairs who do not share genetic material under the assumption of random mating; these spouse correlations generally decreased with increasing distance.

The pity-these-poor-spouses tone of "Prison Wives" is so often at odds with the dysfunctional nature of the relationships depicted that watching it becomes frustrating.

The reason I ask if you got one was because of something Robstacle said: "Surely most people who buy these are the spouses of musos who are stuck for an obviously extravagant Christmas present.

These are the spouses who fall deeply in love, marry their sweethearts, start families, and eventually realize that they married someone who is frequently gone, always in danger, and never able to discuss it.