Sentences with phrase «half end in divorce»

But once the fairy tale has devolved into the routine of everyday life, the fact remains that 50 percent to 55 percent of all first marriages end in divorce; the percentage is even higher for second marriages.

Last #HIMYM tweet: a whole season devoted 2 a wedding that ended in divorce.

After all, arguments about money can turn into bigger issues and end in divorce.

Keeping in mind that one in two marriages end in divorce, you should also know that this past holiday season possibly signified a vital turning...

The marriage ended in divorce in early 1994.

Bad marriages often end in divorce.

If both of your marriages end in divorce, you might have new Social Security benefit options.

Considering that (if memory serves me correctly) 50 % of all straight marriages end in divorce, discriminating against alternative forms of marriage and lifestyles which might be more solid and long lasting for others does seem a tad hypocritical.

In the U.S., two out of three second marriages, and three out of four third marriages, end in divorce.

The vast majority of gay marriages in Denmark are male - male, and only 14 percent of these end in divorce, compared to 23 percent of female marriages.

Your cartoon, NakedPastor, could easily be amended to express how many Christians experience the church after adultery has taken place and their marriage has ended in divorce.

Maybe a crushing diagnosis has shattered your dreams for your loved one, or the whirlwind romance has ended in divorce.

Even that statistic we have all heard that «50 percent of marriages end in divorce» isn't true.

Approximately half of all marriages contracted today are likely to end in divorce.

1 out of 2 marriages already end in divorce.

In the past ten years, the number of marriages in the U.S. that end in divorce has doubled.

And when it comes to «family values,» we're weary of battles to «protect» marriage from gay couples, when so many young evangelicals have grown up in broken homes, witnessing our parents divorce and remarry at rates just as high as in the non-evangelical world (more than 33 % of marriages among born - again Christians end in divorce, the same as in the general population).

No one enters a marriage expecting it to end in divorce.

Divorce — The divorce rate in America for first marriage, vs second or third marriage 50 % percent of first marriages, 67 % of second and 74 % of third marriages end in divorce.

A «partnership» that may last for a few years (the majority end in divorce anyway) that will allow people access to another person's property, benefits and a little help on your taxes.

With all the good will in the world, blended families often do not function smoothly — which is one of the main reasons why second marriages end in divorce more frequently than first marriages.

Many marriages end in divorce, and second and third marriages are common.

We now live in a culture in which about half of all marriages end in divorce; in which nearly half of all children spend part of their childhood in fatherless homes; in which women and men who put their families first are falling behind economically and professionally; in which many of the nation's youngest citizens are starving for parental time and attention, and often for basic material necessities.

We say we are defending marriage and yet 50 % of all marriages end in divorce.

Furthermore, I think that most people would agree that with 50 percent of marriages ending in divorce in this country, divorce is a much greater threat to the «sanctity» of marriage than gay marriage.

Does the ending in divorce of many low - conflict marriages suggest that people have inappropriate expectations of marriage?

When one marriage in four ends in divorce, and plural husbands or wives are acquired one after another in rapid succession, it can hardly be said that monogamy is our universal practice.

Just under one in two marriages end in divorce.

That is why marriages between older, more educated people tend to be less likely to end in divorce.

But seeing the consequences in our society — two out of every three marriages now end in divorce — I am overwhelmed daily by the love of God manifested in his commandment.

We see a society in which something like 40 \ % of marriages end in divorce and no sign of a reduction therein.

more than HALf of marriages ending in divorce!

The marriages I've seen devastated by this behavior, and particularly those that ended in divorce, did so because of the instigator's desire to leave their spouse.

The second of his three marriages, to the movie star Celia Ryland, was a choice morsel in the gossip columns; like his first marriage, this one would end in divorce.

Nine years ago, it ended in divorce, and their dad and I have co-parented well.

«I don't think a marriage that ends in divorce is a failure.

Still, the optimistic outlook for May - December marriages may be masking the mortality issue; who knows how many might have ended in divorce if hubby hadn't died first, notes a 2005 government study of United Kingdom marriages since 1963.

Eight out of ten are probably unhappy as hell and most of them will eventually end in divorce — even after twenty or thirty years.

You don't like to talk about that but half of marriages end in divorce and the women initiate the large majority of them because they know they have little to lose and much to gain financially.

People tend to see a marriage that ends in divorce as a failed marriage even though not every ending is a failure.

The first thing that comes to my mind is money, as in how much a man might stand to lose if his marriage ended in divorce and there's no prenup.

I know 60 at - home dads and 2 have ended in divorce, and it didn't necessarily have to do with the role reversal.

You said you know 6 at - home dads and 5 of them ended in divorce, which is terrible odds.

This, despite the fact that 60 percent of second marriage end in divorce (although I'd be curious to know what percentage of those marriages involve children).

But, again — marriage isn't divorce, and not every marriage ends in divorce.

Sadly, we see that over 50 % of marriages now end in divorce, and no matter how many tips you find online to spice up your marriage, address the communication problems you may have, or just how many more hours you are working than the average person 20 years ago, is there a way to fight back against this two - year itch?

It all becomes a downward spiral, eventually ending in divorce.

Perhaps not; while about 15 percent to 45 percent of first marriages end in divorce about 60 percent to 80 percent of second marriages end in divorce (although numbers vary on how many of those second marriages are to the former spouse or a different one with assorted children from different parents all trying to live happily a la «The Brady Bunch» under one roof).

No one goes into a marriage hoping to get a divorce, but anyone entering a marriage without acknowledging the fact that marriage often ends in divorce would be missing an opportunity to discuss — yes, communicate, the thing every advice columnist, relationship expert and therapist keeps blabbering about!

But when her teen - aged son from a second marriage, which ended in divorce, committed suicide, Craig was there for her.