Sentence examples for with children changes from inspiring English sources

Trying to decide in advance who might fulfill the role is difficult, not least because everything to do with children changes so quickly.

The movie — adapted from Christophe D'Antonio's authorized biography of Mr. Bourdin, who is now living in western France and is married with children — changes the location of his American escapade from San Antonio to Baton Rouge, La., and Mr. Bourdin's name to Frédéric Fortin.

Incidentally, next on my list of things to do is a timeline for Monday morning, to figure out how I am going to get myself up and dressed, with children changed, cuddled and fed, in time for my train.

Emerging research in Scandinavia is showing that when fathers take solo parental leave and develop that confidence and competence, the relationship with their children changes and, going forward, mothers and fathers are much more likely to more equally share work, caregiving and household chores.

The hazard ratio for BCG revaccinated compared with control children changed significantly between the period before the increase and the mid-November 2003 to March 2004 period (P=0.036, test of interaction).

But when Romney was elected governor of Massachusetts in 2002, his attitude toward mothers with very young children changed.

On HAART with NFV, 9/42 children changed of NRTI or additional NNRTI or PI in HAART regimen during the first 24 months of follow-up and 15/42 children stopped HAART with NFV during the first 24 months of follow-up.

The default parental control PIN is easy to guess and even easier to Google: those with children should change it.

The study of [ 3] confirms that the most important factors influencing the choice of switching insurer are: age (old people change less), education level (highly educated people switch more often), health status (a better health favours switching), living in a urban area (it influences switching positively), and being part of a family with children (they change insurer more often).

Children change with bewildering speed: every school year is a different audience.

Ms. Manniello said it had become "a chaotic scene," with parents helping their children change into their costumes at school.