Sentence examples for households whose from inspiring English sources

Households whose members are still working, but stopped spending anyway, should resume shopping.

Today, one villa remains, packed with ten households, whose members take great pride in their home.

Worst-hit were Hispanic households, whose incomes fell by 5.6% to $37,913.

The problem affected only households whose sole income is public assistance.

That's looking pretty good compared to the rest of American households, whose tax returns were also due on Tuesday.

The Thames has been polluted for centuries: in 1383 Parliament taxed households whose latrines emptied into the river's tributaries.

SMF research found that most households whose members were out of work preferred to budget weekly, or even daily.

They are not the 20percentt of all households whose breadwinners are paid $75,000 a year or more.

Worse, computers seem to have further separated children in low-income households, whose test scores often decline after the machine arrives, from their more privileged counterparts.

About 70 percent of the village's 21,000 residents live in households whose income falls below the federal poverty threshold, according to the Census Bureau.

He noted that households whose incomes are in the top 20 percent of the country own about 80 percent of the shares traded on American markets.