Sentence examples for households points from inspiring English sources

"Older Women Team Up to Face Future Together" (front page, Feb. 27), about friends combining retirement incomes and households, points out the narrowness of the debates about gay marriage.

The differential profiles of households point to household size and municipality as well as the age of household members.

Nicholas Donatiello, president of Odyssey in San Francisco, says the attitudes of online households point to how difficult it may prove to be for the industry to head off government regulation.

Figure 10A displays the 230 household points on a map provided by Google Maps.

From the household point of view, avoiding a child death may have several social and familial repercussions apart from the direct monetary savings related to health care that are very difficult to estimate.

In exchange for their waste, households receive points on their cell phones via SMS.

Participating households receive points for every kilogram recycled, which can be redeemed for electronics, household items, training classes and even money.

In some households, accumulated "points" are traded in for rewards.

(A ratings point on ABC equals slightly more than one million households; a point on ESPN is 864,000 homes; on ESPN2 it is 845,000).

The households overwhelmingly pointed to the pursuit of profit as a main driver in their decision-making.

It also gave me an idea to use burlap as a tablecloth, because it is, as my household bible points out, "suitable, heavy material" that costs little.