Sentence examples for households broken from inspiring English sources

The next graph shows the CO2 emissions caused by consumption of UK households, broken into those produced in the UK and those produced overseas.

In 2008, union households broke evenly for Mr. McCain and Mr. Romney.

Researchers attributed these issues to stress-related factors, such as living in communities damaged by the storm, their households breaking up in Katrina's wake and poor outcomes for their children in school.

"We look at the whole household, break it down, take it step by step.

On the death of the household head, this large household broke up into as many first-generation households as there were sons, each beginning the process again.

Particularly, for rural women, land is an important resource especially when the household broke up due to migration, war, abandonment, divorce, polygamous relationships, illness or death (Agarwal 1994) and it is the most fundamental resource to their living conditions, economic empowerment and, to some extent, their struggle for equity and equality (Teshome 2015).

A goal of the courts is to ensure children of divorce maintain the same quality and level of health care, educational resources and daycare after divorce proceedings as they had before the family household broke up.

The CF of households is broken down into 111 sectors and 248 spatial divisions of Greater Sydney by employing a suburban-scale MRIO model.

35 The P values for the different values of k were calculated through the Monte Carlo simulation, with ties between children in the same household randomly broken.

Even so, Kessler does not hide the grimness of the scene, which marks the beginning of the new art of total war: "The bare, burned-out walls stand there, street after street, except where there are household objects, family pictures, broken mirrors, upset tables and chairs, half-burned carpets as witness to the conditions before yesterday.

Following an apparent household break-up, the boys‚ who were by that stage on the child protection register and already well known to police and social workers, moved to live with foster parents, aged in their 60s, in Edlington.