Sentence examples for core household from inspiring English sources

Core household spending, which excludes big-ticket items like automobiles, rose 0.9percentt in September from the previous month on a seasonally adjusted basis.

Despite the variety of food security indicators that exist in the literature, there is lack of consensus on the core household food security indicators that are needed to adequately measure and monitor food security situation around the world both at the micro- and macro-level (Carletto et al. 2013), given that these indicators only focus on one dimension at a time.

Kingsley wrote to the poet Philip Larkin in April 1969: The core household consisted of Jane and Kingsley; Jane's mother, Katherine ("Kit"), a former ballerina, who died in the house in 1972; one of Jane's brothers, Colin ("Monkey"); and artists Sargy Mann and Terry Raybauld.

At each of these "core" households, teams will inquire about pregnancies in the core household and in the two adjacent households.

The amount of time the interviewer was required to spend in the respondent's home may be a factor in this difference; the household interviews for the Core and Boost samples both ran to around 10 minutes, however, the Core household CAPI interview leads on directly to the individual CAPI interview, which could last up to an hour.

Furthermore, smaller household sizes such as core family and DINK family have lower rates of car purchase.

Livestock lie at the core of household risk management strategies in the study area since livestock selling was used to buy crops during food shortage months.

It has also caused production strategies to become more individualized, even as livestock remains at the core of household livelihoods across the region (BurnSilver et al. 2008).

'Core family' constitutes parents and unmarried children, while 'stem family' refers to a household in which parents and married children are living together.

There were 1,841 eligible adults living in the 963 Core responding households, of whom 1,569 (85%) gave a productive interview.

One practical problem, however, is the current lack of standardization across countries with respect to the core group of household items in the TIMSS data set.