Sentence examples for either households from inspiring English sources

Either households starve and stay, or they move into the more expensive private sector, costing the state more in housing benefit in the long term.

Theoretical demand, projected strictly in terms of biological needs without a budget constraint (either households' income or public budget), may not always correspond to the demand effectively observed.

Studies were cross sectional or longitudinal project-control comparisons in which the controls, either households or villages, were selected on the basis of similar characteristics that were either very few or not made explicit.

The idea behind the expenditure approach is that output that is produced in an economy has to be consumed by final users, which are either households, businesses, or the government.

14 Insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) were provided through routine and mass distributions and RRM missions, targeting either households or individuals.

"In fact most credit in advanced economies does not serve this function, but finances either household consumption or the purchase of already existing assets, and in particular the purchase of real estate and the irreproducible land on which it sits".

Some of the innovations were either household-level-driven initiatives or at the group ranch level and commissioned by elected officials.

Our comparative assessment of alternative future socio-ecological scenarios shows that it is challenging to attain better either household income or forest conservation by straightforward expanding the current agricultural extensions and subsidy schemes without improving the qualities of the services.

A group of individuals (either household contacts or relatives) living in the same area as the patients but with no signs of clinical disease were recruited (endemic controls) (n = 37).

A 2010 report from UC Berkeley's Transportation Sustainability Research Center found that one car-share vehicle removed 9 to 13 vehicles from the road, either because households decided to ditch their personal automobile or significantly delay the purchase of one.

Failure to interview a large proportion of the target sample, either because households are not available or because they decline to participate, compromises the validity of the survey.