Sentence examples for joint household from inspiring English sources
noun
Synonym of joint family
They have a joint household income of more than £80,000 a year.
He writes warmly about the actor's first joint household with John Perry in Oxfordshire.
Furthermore, the decree abolished joint household ownership and made the head of each household the sole property owner.
If they have a joint household income of £20,000 to £50,000 a year, net family income rises by £1,828, or £35.15 a week.
It always seemed to me the best arrangement is the joint household instead of a separate house, a separate car, a separate lawnmower that's not always being used".
"We rely on our parents to do two days a week childcare, but nursery still swallows up almost 20% of our joint household income of £58,000 a year," she said.
NEW DELHI — A few weeks ago, the traditional Indian joint family household of Vineet Sharma, a fertilizer industry consultant, achieved a long deferred dream.
Sharmila Rudrappa, a sociology professor at the University of Texas at Austin and the author of "Ethnic Routes to Becoming American: Indian Immigrants and the Cultures of Citizenship," said it was common for Indian families to live in joint households both in their homeland and in the United States.
Its population of approximately 50,000 is divided into a few hundred clans each composed of a few extended families organized into paternal or fraternal joint households that never consolidated into tribal formations and are occupying over 600 hamlets that are dispersed throughout the island.
If the latter includes nomads of Iran and Afghanistan other than the Basseri, such as the Shahsevan and the Durrani that I studied myself, it is not the case: paternal and fraternal joint households, with sons not commonly becoming independent 'owners' of stock until their father's death, were common.
Communal ways of living, large families, joint households and other elements mean that people congregate quickly and individual interviews are challenging.
