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Meanings of support a family in English
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Usage of support a family in English
1
A few banana plants and palm trees will well-nigh support a family.
2
Flipping burgers was never supposed to support a family of four.
3
He was poor and had neither house nor land to support a family.
4
That whole eighty acres of yours wouldn't support a family of jackrabbits month.
5
But her husband in most cases can't make enough money to support a family.
6
Having to support a family of eleven, he had no time for such things.
7
A smaller majority would also support a family member helping a relation to commit suicide.
8
He tells me he will never marry because he doesn't want to support a family.
9
But Lincoln had nothing on which to support a family,-infact, could hardly support himself.
10
Migrants who earn enough to support a family would be allowed to bring spouses and children.
11
If you want to support a family, you'll have to do it of your own accord.
12
Which is not just a job you can't support a family on financially, it's a crushing job.
13
He wanted security to support a family.
14
Am I able to support a family?
15
Less hours at work means less earnings, and less spending power, and less ability to support a family.
16
Not unless you show her a wedding ring and a financial statement proving you can support a family.
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