Sentence examples for households built from inspiring English sources

In America middle-income households built up most debt.

In 1853, three related households built three large brownstone houses on the east side of Madison Avenue from 36th to 37th Streets: John Jay Phelps, at the northeast corner of 36th Street; Isaac N. Phelps, at the southeast corner of 37th; and William E. Dodge, in the middle of the blockfront.

The remainder of the households built simple bush enclosures using branches of the thorny Acacia tree species.

For over two months, the Ordoñez' have been living together with other families in temporary households built in Las Marias settlement, where they share collective basic services, such as toilets, kitchen, dining room and bedroom, and consume the food the Government provides them to reduce children malnutrition.

If the private sector will not spend, the government can do it instead, borrowing to cut taxes, send cheques to households, build infrastructure or even extinguish underwater mortgages.

The findings, taken from a sample size of 38,952 respondents from randomly selected households, builds on recent census analysis that shows there is a young and increasingly well-educated Muslim population in Britain.

Most households build their house by themselves.

I ensured that all households build a tippy tap next to their latrine to promote hand washing.

A household builds a bunker almost automatically, preparing for the worst: Hopefully it won't be necessary, but it's better to have it just in case.

This success has been built upon since, thanks to Chief Macha's influence, and other parts of the district, province and country are attaining ODF status, where each household builds and uses a toilet.

Why have these new housing units for low-income households been built in peri-urban areas?