unwed造句

The unwed mother is distraught.

Nearly one out of three births in America is to an unwed mother.

The young, unwed lady is going to have a baby this winter.

Once pregnant, women face an uncomfortable reality: The stigma of unwed motherhood is greater than that of having an abortion.

Nowadays, more and more unwed couples live together and that leads to an increasing growth of premarital pregnancy.

These children may have been abandoned, orphaned, abused or neglected by their parents who have crises such as death, illness, unwed pregnancy, drug addiction, imprisonment, etc.

It started before I was born. My biological mother was a young, unwed college graduate student, and she decided to put me up for adoption.

More recently he introduced himself into the debate on welfare reform by insisting that unwed motherhood, not joblessness, was the key problem.

Born to unwed parents in the first story—and witness to the brutal justice they receive as a result—by the final tale Tor Baz takes a wife.

"We are seeing a clash of values in Korean society," says Han Sang-soon,, director of Aeranwon, a shelter for unwed mothers. "Abortion is the result."

Bans on unwed couples living together and renting off-campus apartments are among new rules at a Southwest China university that have sparked outcry among students and social media users.