Sentence examples for households from high-quality English sources.

• Overcrowded households are linked to this deprivation, too.

• Among Black and Native American households, that figure is four in 10.

• The median wealth of white households was $171,000 in 2016, ten times that of Black households.

• Some 42% of single-mother households are poor, compared with 8% of households with married parents.

• In Wales, two households of any number of people can meet outside.

• However, this is limited to two households – multiple households cannot meet indoors at the same time.

• In the third quarter of 1989, white households held 90.6% of the total wealth compared to 3.8% of Black households.

• According to 2018 US Census data, 5% of white American households and 8% of black American households have no computers.

Use households in a sentence.

• Pew defines multigenerational households as households that include "two or more adult generations, or including grandparents and grandchildren younger than 25."

• “Real incomes are projected to fall among the poorest 20 per cent of households over the next five years, with households with children being particularly affected.”

• That's because most households work, so they make up a greater share despite being relatively less likely to be in poverty than those children in workless households.

• It added there was no evidence to suggest that those living in larger households than two people were at higher or lower risk of testing positive than those living in two-person households.

• Married women in same-sex households were much more likely to be working than married women in opposite-sex households, but the reverse was true for married men in same-sex households.

• Nearly a third of Bangladeshi households, a sixth of Pakistani households and an eighth of black households experienced overcrowding from 2014 to 2017, a risk factor for spreading the coronavirus.

• If you are meeting indoors: up to eight people from three different households can meet in Scotland; up to six people from two households in Northern Ireland; up to four households can form an "extended household" in Wales.

• “About three weeks ago, we recognised this was going to be really big and we began developing crisis management plans for it affecting 800 households, 8,000 households or 800,000 households,” said Thomas Reynolds, chief executive of Northwest Harvest.

households sentence examples

• A 2015 census conducted by the foundation in 2015 established that Black African households are 75% more likely to experience housing deprivation than white British households, while Bangladeshi households are 63% more likely to experience housing deprivation.

• Its analysis of how the cut impacts on different households concludes that households with a disabled adult will be hit by 57% of the cuts (£3.7bn a year); families with children will be hit by half (£3.2bn a year); and households where someone is a carer will be hit by 12% (£700m a year).

• The survey also reflected a higher proportion of people in wealthier households who would save the checks instead of spending them, with 41% of households with an income over $100,000 saying they will save the next stimulus payment, along with 37% of households making between $50,ooo and $100,000 per year.

• The Census Bureau estimated there were 248,000 uncounted households affected by Hurricane Sally in Alabama and Florida; 34,000 uncounted households affected by Hurricane Laura in Louisiana; close to 80,000 uncounted households in California affected by wildfires; and 17,500 Oregon households also threatened by the flames.