Sentence examples for homeless at the time of from inspiring English sources

With the goal of examining the import of homelessness in increased risk for the onset of drug and sexual risk, we compare and contrast three subgroups: (1) YMSM with no history of homelessness, (2) YMSM with a past history of homelessness but who were not homeless at the time of the interview, and (3) YMSM who were currently homeless.

"Because of the proximity, the close ages and the fact that all three were homeless at the time of the murder, we believe that one suspect was involved," said Sgt. Bob Dunn, a spokesman for the Anaheim Police Department.

Mr. Williams, who was homeless at the time of his arrest about a week later at the scene of a burglary in Queens, has a lengthy police record dating to his childhood, the authorities have said.

But Mr. Butler was homeless at the time of his arrest, with no family here, so the first night after getting off the bus, he said, he went back to sleeping on the same skid-row street just east of downtown where he had lived before.

Last year, workers counted just under 36,000 Floridians who were homeless at the time of the count, although that statistic doesn't include the large number of impoverished families now living doubled up with relatives or in rent-by-the week motels.

Williams replies that he wrote the song for a group he produced for back in the day when it was actually Clivillés who wrote and produced the instrumental track and laid down Wash's vocals for Trilogy and that he was homeless at the time of the song's creation.

The elegant Italian, whose suave good looks earned him a role in the 1959 Hollywood blockbuster Ben-Hur, as well as the hand of a former Miss Italy, never recovered from the deaths of his son and daughter, suffered severe financial hardship and was living in squalor among Rome's homeless community at the time of his death.

The average age of a homeless person at the time of their death is currently 43, around half the average UK life expectancy.

All case information, including address of residence and homeless status at the time of diagnosis, was downloaded directly from the database.

Seventy AIDS cases matched with the DAH database and had move-in dates that were later than the AIDS diagnosis date, 35 of these cases were listed as homeless in the AIDS registry at the time of diagnosis and the other 35 were added after database matching.

The CCHS 1.2 collected information on one adult respondent per household and may miss individuals that were homeless, hospitalized or living in institutions at the time of the survey.