Sentence examples for homes consisting of from inspiring English sources

The data also reveal that Indians now largely live in nuclear families with 70% of homes consisting of only one couple - a dramatic change in a country where joint families were always the norm.

We used data of three consecutive years (2006-2007-2008) on nursing home patients that were registered as having a sacral pressure ulcer (N = 2,772 patients from 157 different nursing homes, consisting of 1,517 patients with a grade 1, 820 grade 2, 288 grade 3 and 147 with a grade 4 sacral pressure ulcer).

But the majority of these three-generation homes consist of a householder living with his or her child and grandchildren, not with an elderly parent or in-law.

When the entertainment center in most homes consisted of a television (with perhaps a branch office in the bedroom) and a VCR, the signal from the cable company was strong enough to do the job.

Elsewhere lay the Africa of the Africans — the natives as they were often called — the distant townships of dust and dirt where water was drawn from a communal spigot, and homes consisted of a single room, and clothes were patched together from scraps of passed-down fabric, and the alleys were full of the stale stench of urine.

Although most of the damage to homes consisted of shingle damage, several homes lost gutters and had portions of their siding blown off.

In this paper, care homes consists of residential care homes and nursing homes.

This Susan shared her home consisting of two rooms (each about eight by eight feet in size) with her husband and four children.

Speaking as someone who grew up in a home consisting of a single mother and four children, I am certain that Gugu always has plenty of laundry to dry.

Last big project you did: Rescuing seven colonies from a wooden home, consisting of an estimated 300,000 bees, all of which were rather upset at me for relocating them.

To accommodate Brooks's need for solitude, they built a summer home consisting of two separate wings joined by a dining room, which they called Villa Trait d'Union, the "hyphenated villa".