Sentence examples for household collapse from inspiring English sources
Potential weaknesses include: recall bias, event omission due to population undercount, household collapse, or mother's death, question limitations due to the length of the questionnaire, inaccurate age reporting, and the relative infrequency of enumerations at 5- or 10-year intervals.
For some households, the collapse in house prices has left them underwater on their mortgages, and thus less able to refinance or sell their homes.
Or on the extended universe of people who would be affected if one family's fragile latticework of day care, school pickups and household help collapsed?
"My mother's household had collapsed" says Amis. "She was living on the Fulham Road in place that was never locked – a case study in boho laxity – and basically she was very unhappy and had a crack-up".
While not available to the very poorest who cannot afford to send family members abroad — Ms. Sagum paid a "recruiter" $3,600 in 1998 to get a one-month tourist visa to France — remittances save many households from collapse, Mr. Ratha said.
Six items on type of household were collapsed into three dummy variables: living in a nuclear family, living with extended family, and living with others.
Instead of clustering extended households as collapsing under the strain of the epidemic, it is critical to recognise that some households may be emotionally and socially capable to care for children while not able to meet the material needs of children.
Now some Indian officials fear that microfinance could become India's version of the United States' subprime mortgage debacle, in which the seemingly noble idea of extending home ownership to low-income households threatened to collapse the global banking system because of a reckless, grow-at-any-cost strategy.
When she dies, the household will risk collapsing completely, leaving children to fend for themselves.
Median household incomes have collapsed since the recession, indicating that most households are making do with less money.
Given our economic growth was driven largely by exports and households' consumption, the collapse of exports in April and stagnant retail sales suggested a big hit to economic growth.
