extended family system造句

• The African extended family system is as old as Africans themselves.
• The extended family system which used to provide good support is also disappearing.
• The extended family system is common, evolved from the polyandric system of the past.
• The extended family system in Africa has over the years resisted attempts by Western culture to erode its strong points.
• These include same-sex relationships, single-parent households, adopting individuals, and extended family systems living together.
• He developed an " extended family systems therapy " with the goal to increase individual family members'levels of differentiation.
• One of the beauties of the extended family system is that it comforts society's afflicted; it provides succor to the needy.
• We are both middle-aged Chinese American attorneys living next door to our elderly parents in San Francisco in an extended family system.
• He said American-style nuclear families were replacing the centuries-old Indian extended family system, where sons live with their parents after marriage.
• A breakdown of the extended family system was suggested as the single main cause of a recent suicide " epidemic " in the Federated States of Micronesia.
• The extended family system is still very much the traditional social structure in Isan, with newlywed couples often living with in-laws or building a home on the family compound or farmland.
• Population pressures are produced by population drift which creates a need for land and food as well as squatter settlements, further aggravated by the extended family system particularly evident in the Atzera settlements.
• As in almost all African areas, religion consisted of a long line of ancestors and a strongly-knit extended family system that mediated between living beings and a very remote all-powerful God.
• "Although Africa's extended family system is highly resilient and capable of caring for " these children, " it will be staggered by this challenge, " the report said.
• In 1975, the British government joined representatives of several European countries in formally opposing the babylift, saying the United States was unnecessarily separating orphans from their communities and the extended family systems that should raise them.
• Traditional extended family systems and a strong agricultural sector allowing laid-off workers to return to the family farm have helped soften social repercussions for Thailand and other crisis-hit countries in Asia, Chuan said.
• When Nigerian-born storyteller and writer John Owhonda spins a tale, he imbues it with some of the values dear to Africans : family loyalty, respect for elders, a strong and loving extended family system.
• One can also add that the near perfect living style of the Bille people whereby the extended family system allowed members of one family to share a single building equally contributed to the inability of people to move and settle elsewhere.
• The epidemic poses a major threat to the future of South Africa's economy and security by primarily affecting young sexually active adults and incapacitating the country's traditional extended family system that cares for skcc ! and orphaned relatives.
• Over the past two decades or more, when the extended family system was more prevalent and more people were living in rural areas, the effects of unemployment may not be as badly felt as now with increased urbanisation and the decline of the extended family system.