Sentence examples for wedlock compared with from inspiring English sources
Roughly 7 percent of the white kids in the upper tribe are born out of wedlock, compared with roughly 45 percent of the kids in the lower tribe.
Race makes a difference: only 2% of births to white college graduates are out-of-wedlock, compared with 80% among African-Americans with no more than a high-school education, but neither of these figures has changed much since the 1970s.
Just 8 percent of births to women over 18 with a college degree happen outside wedlock, compared to 57 percent of births to women with high school diplomas or less, according to Child Trends, which cited 2009 data.
Significantly more of the teenagers were pregnant out of wedlock when compared with the older age group [ X2 = 29.14 p<0.001].
According to the most recent statistics, more than 60%% of all children in eastern Germany are born out of wedlock, compared to 27%% of western German children (Kreyenfeld et al. 2011a; Pötzsch 2012).
Although there is something chicken-and-egg about this, much of the change in attitudes is probably down to the fact that almost half of children are now born "out of wedlock", as the Telegraph still quaintly refers to it, compared with 8.4% in the year of my birth.
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as compared with control fish.
