Sentence examples for co-breadwinners from inspiring English sources

What happens when women make up half of the workforce and they are more likely than ever before to be primary or co-breadwinners in their families?

Women already make up half the workforce and are the primary or co-breadwinners in two-thirds of American households, according to the Shriver Report.

The growing ranks of working women half of the workforce is female, filling 51% of management and professional positions, and they are the primary or co-breadwinners in two-thirds of American families with children opens up a new and increasingly heated debate that moves past the working mother vs. stay-at-home-mother battlefield.

Women are half of the workforce; they fill 51% of management and professional positions; in two-thirds of American families, moms are the primary or co-breadwinners; and there are more than 10 million U.S. businesses owned by women, generating sales of $1.9 trillion as of 2008.

The growing ranks of working women--half of the workforce is female, filling 51% of management and professional positions, and they are the primary or co-breadwinners in two-thirds of American families with children--opens up a new and increasingly heated debate that moves past the working mother vs. stay-at-home-mother battlefield.

Despite the continued existence of the wage gap, more family households than ever before are primarily supported by working women and according to an analysis of research done by the Center For American Progress, women are now the breadwinners or co-breadwinners in nearly two-thirds of American families.

As of September, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than sixty per cent of American women aged twenty and over were working or seeking work, and, according to the Shriver Report, women are either the primary or the co-breadwinner in two-thirds of American families.

And women are now the primary or co-breadwinner in about two thirds of U.S. families.

Record numbers of moms -- three-quarters -- are now either the primary or co-breadwinner for their families.

Nearly two-thirds of women are focused on money, as either the primary breadwinner or a co-breadwinner in their family.

As more and more women find themselves by choice or life circumstances as the primary or co-breadwinner in their households, I've noticed a new trend.