Sentence examples for household example from inspiring English sources

It's as if, to go back to the household example, my spending cuts also hit my income, so my overdraft remains the same.

Moore tries to concoct another household example for readers, by saying that "people who have saltwater aquariums sometimes add CO2 to the water in order to increase coral growth and to increase plant growth" and that this means that CO2 is therefore great for marine life.

The degree of adopting such diverse coping practices is mainly governed by the access to or possession of elements of the socioeconomic asset profile of coastal at-risk households (for example, household size, dependency ratio, per capita consumption expenditure, and perceived weather anomalies), along with biophysical characteristics such as the elevation of land in Koyra.

Importantly, other analyses have identified sub-categories of mixed-generation households – for example, households headed by single or young adults – that may be more economically vulnerable than child-only households (Richter & Desmond, 2008).

In my household, for example, we all wanted a new iPhone.

The more prime-age men there were in the household, for example, the more likely others were to have survived.

They signed up with a corporate speakers' bureau, proposing lectures about overcoming adversity (growing up in a single-parent household, for example).

In the Gibson household, for example, 15-year-old twins cannot stop assaulting their mother, albeit with harsh language rather than their fists.

If you were compiling a profit and loss account for your household, for example, you would probably include things like council tax, utilities and water rates, but would not include the cost of a takeaway".

Bronx Household, for example, had acknowledged to the court that it excluded people from full participation in its services if they were not baptized, were excommunicated, or if they "advocate the Islamic religion,"  the opinion said.

Although domestic slaves occasionally worked outside the household, for example, in haying or harvesting, their primary function was that of menials who served their owners in their homes or wherever else the owners might be, such as in military service.