41.   Bush returned to the oil business, made a little money and raised a family.

42.   But at the same time, Montgomerie is loyal to the European Tour and enjoys raising his family in Surrey, England.

43.   But by stepping off the corporate ladder early to raise a family, they can pay a heavy price in their careers.

44.   But by the period of life when they, themselves, are raising families, church attendance and membership seem to revive quickly.

45.   But he has raised a family with dignity, and every day the wheels of his taxi turn, they bring other working people closer to that dignity.

46.   But the couple said they would consider moving back to Iowa to raise a family.

47.   But the lack of standard policies on family leave, the pressures of academic science and the modest pay make raising a family difficult, postdocs say.

48.   But some great people have lived there and raised families there.

49.   But, she said, Mexico offered a black female artist a more congenial atmosphere and better conditions for raising a family.

50.   But when it came time to raise a family, they headed straight for the northern suburbs.