Sentences with phrase «relatively new marriage»

Many problems in a relatively new marriage will center around friendships of each respective person in the couple and the effects on the partner.

Not exact matches

Marriages and engagements are less often at this point, because we're still relatively new.

Kantor agrees with certain suggestions from Austen that the (relatively new) «assembly balls» and «country dances» held in many towns in Britain provided a kind of «Trial Marriage»:

Here we are on relatively new ground, I think, but it is terrain which must be explored (even if not finally colonized) if we are to be able to respond constructively not only to the questions of homosexuality but to the questions of sexual life style which confront us again and again under such headings as «open marriage» or «new morality.»

I was moving up from Formula Renault, a relatively big jump compared to some in the field, and my driving style may well have formed the marriage from hell with my new GP3 steed.

«Fidelity and loyalty, especially through the gendered prism of female chastity, have been fundamental concepts in the creation of the relatively new institution of romantic marriage.»

He heralded his own work in New York State, citing the state's relatively progressive tax plan, and the passage of a same - sex marriage bill that he made a priority in his first legislative session.

His aides pointed out that relatively few state legislators — including Democratic Assembly members from New York City — have publicly supported congestion pricing compared with the broad legislative support for marriage equality and the minimum wage going into budget negotiations.

Being relatively new (less than a year) to the dating world after a 21 - year marriage, I am somewhat surprised to see how aggressive men and women can be in the 45 to 55 - year - old range when it comes to sex talk very early in a relationship.

I'm relatively new to online dating after my 10 - year marriage fell apart.

The two are funny enough as a couple whose marriage has lost its spark and find themselves in an outlandish series of misadventures after a relatively innocent attempt to have a nice night out in New York City.

There has been a recent emphasis in decadal - scale prediction, and also creating a marriage between climate and fields such as synoptic - dynamic meteorology... something relatively new (and a different sort of problem, than say, estimating the boundary condition change in a 2xCO2 world); as Susan Solomon mentioned in her writing, a lot of people have become much more focused on the nature of the «noise» inherent within the climate system, something which also relates to Kevin Trenberth's remarks about tracking Earth's energy budget carefully.

Relatively new laws regarding same - sex marriage means that we, along with our clients, are forging new territory.

Divorce rates in New York are relatively low, partly because New York laws make it difficult to terminate a marriage.

Marital Mediation (also known as «Mediation to Stay Married») is a relatively new method to help people improve their marriage and avoid divorce.

Analyses focused on cross-partner effects are relatively new, yet they provide unique information regarding the complexities underlying long - term marriages.

Living together before marriage is a relatively new concept in the United States, though.

Whether you are in a relatively new relationship or a long term marriage, discussing thoughts and feelings about intimacy can make you feel vulnerable.

Marriage and family therapists (MFTs) and other psychologists recommend divorce counseling or therapy, a relatively new therapeutic concept designed to re-structure relationships between partners and spouses.