Sentences with phrase «surprising number of adults»
It's a condition that affects a surprising number of adults.
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Audiences have had a surprising number of adult - driven options at the multiplex of late, including another true tale, Clint Eastwood's Sully (up to $ 105.4 m in four weeks).
In fact, the past several weeks brought a surprising number of adult fosters into our home, most of them abandoned, and I've realized that cruelty to animals takes many forms, including abandonment, and it happens to cat and dogs alike.
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«Surprising number of older adults weathered the «Great Recession» without financial strain.»
If earn you your confidence and focus in the direction that you run you will be surprised by the number of answers that your adult ads will get other people and you'll be on a date almost every night single in a row.
These numbers shouldn't surprise anyone, but online dating among young adults has tripled in the last two years, according to a new Pew Research Center study... 5,600 cases of online dating scams back in 2011.
And according to a recent Barnes & Noble national survey of adult readers, reading in bed is what 64 percent do on a regular basis, so it's not surprising that the number - one request from E Ink customers is the ability to read in the dark to avoid bothering a significant other.
The huge success of «The Walking Dead» in France, which started even before the television series was aired, kind of took everybody by surprise, because it is now the number one comic book series for adults in France.
If you are open to adopting an adult dog, let the staff of your local shelter or humane society know what you are looking for - a surprising number of purebred dogs wind up there.
There are approximately 52 million dogs living in the United States today, and a surprising number of them can pose serious threats to innocent adults and children.
The number of cross-sex friendships continues to decline with age — not surprising, because most older adults grew up in an age where consorting with the opposite sex outside of wedlock was taboo.