It was a marriage of convenience, ie They married for material advantage, not for love.
Some cynics spoke of a marriage of convenience, others asked how she could possibly stay.
This is not a relationship that is based on trust and mutual friendship. It’s very much a marriage of convenience.
He's in America because he wants a college degree, and because his American college wants his money. But in this marriage of convenience, both parties suffer.
A second--and perhaps even more representative--remnant of this primal dynamic could be the "marriage of convenience, " or so-called "gold-digging."
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