Sentence examples for households lost from inspiring English sources

More than 600 households lost loved ones.

More than 500 households lost at least one person.

Businesses collapsed and many households lost their savings.

The Connecticut Light and Power Company said that more than 43,000 households lost power.

In July 1987, 2.8 million households lost power for hours because of high demand at the peak of summer.

In the last three months alone over 10,000 households lost their home – that's equivalent to more than 23,000 people.

The richest 10% of households loses, but only marginally.

Repossession figures rose to a 15-year high last year, with 46,000 households losing their homes.

The boroughs with the highest numbers of households losing over £100 a week are: Brent (900); Westminster (600); Tower Hamlets (500); Ealing (500) and Newham (400).

However research commissioned by the Trades Union Congress, published today, found that families would lose most, out of the £10bn cut in the welfare budget, with low-income households losing more than £700 each a year.

Looking at spending on public services (rather than tax and welfare), black and Asian households lose out more than other groups, largely because they are disproportionately likely to participate in further and higher education, and (for black households) social housing.