Sentence examples for household alone from inspiring English sources

Only a quarter lived in a group residence or institution; the rest lived in a household, alone or with others.

In my household alone, we've had two bouts of Lyme disease (me), one of Ehrlichiosis (my husband) and one case of chronic Lyme (my dog); I can't even begin to count the friends and neighbors who have gotten one or both diseases, some of whom have been deathly ill.

Minecraft counts more than 100 million gamers — three of which hail from my household alone — and Microsoft will be looking to add a sizable chunk more to that figure from China, which has well cover 650 million Internet users.

We also assumed that if school closure would result in a child being present in a household alone, one adult from the household stayed home (and did not make hub contacts).

Data collection was standardised across all centres and included patient sociodemographic characteristics (age, sex, employment status (full time, part time, unemployed, unable to work due to disability), prestroke activities of daily living (Barthel Index (BI)) 14 and living conditions prestroke (private household alone, private household with others, supportive environment)).

The Palawan Electric Cooperative said shutting down refrigerators in 15,000 households alone will reduce demand in the province enough to compensate for the expected power deficit of two megawatts when the fight is aired in the Philippines on Sunday.

Sometime soon, possibly as early as the first decade of the next century, this electrical dinosaur will be replaced by an electronic device that is smaller, lasts longer and could save U.S. households alone up to $35 billion a year.

As concern over food waste has grown, most campaigns have focused on the home as the prime source of waste, with more than four million tonnes of edible food being wasted every year by UK households alone.

During the first phase of the HIS, the programme focus was on urban households alone.

But many dog owners say the need has arisen from the increase in single-parent and two-income households, meaning dogs are home alone for much of the day.

However, women who were not deciding on household purchases alone were 9% more probable to deliver health facilities over those taking the decision alone.