Sentence examples for households needed from inspiring English sources

The 2007 local authority report on homelessness accepted that 64,970 households needed to be rehoused under homelessness legislation, but another 34,534 approached their local authority to be rehoused and – while being recognised as homeless – were not considered eligible for housing under the restrictive terms of the legislation.

By the 1980s mothers worked because of the growing feeling that households needed two incomes, and the realization dawned that the workplace was designed to fit the life of a man with a wife at home rather than a woman juggling work and family.

The cartel said its intent was to develop international standards, but the net result was that households needed to replace their bulbs regularly, providing a far larger consumer market.

Over the years Home Depot has added so many product categories as well as installation services and professional businesses that it's effectively reduced the number of households needed to support a store from 154,000 in 1990 to 30,000 today.

In 2007, the year before the Great Recession kicked off, the number of median-income households needed to equal the Waltons' wealth was just under 600,000.

For example, participants argued that households needed supplies of biscuits and cakes for visitors, while savoury scones or biscuits and cheese were healthy alternatives to cake for morning tea.

Governments need taxes, households need wages, and businesses need profits.

"Middle- and low-income households need a lot more than one good year.

The government of India estimates that two-thirds of its non-electrified households need distributed power.

That's why these one-income households need unions to provide some hope for financial security.

Simply put, American households need to repair their balance-sheets by paying down debt.