Sentence examples for lead household from inspiring English sources

Survey findings showed that overall awareness of environmental risks to children's health was high, with more than 95% of respondents identifying lead, household pests, pesticides, environmental tobacco smoke, and drugs as harmful to health.

Other indoor air pollution sources include: lead, household cleaning products, personal hygiene products, central cooling and heating systems, as well as humidification devices.

Living in limbo, often for long periods of time, women lead households and stretch meal rations to last for days.

The firms say the rises are largely due to increasing wholesale prices, but critics say they are unfair and will lead households into difficulties with bills.

Historical data suggests higher taxes or lower government spending normally lead households to cut back on purchases only modestly.

Disease and/or death and weddings were more likely to lead households to borrow from a moneylender (marginal effects of 0.061 and 0.202 respectively) than natural disasters.

High inflation has led households to buy gold, shifting money away from the banking system where it can be productively employed.

For instance, Japan's stimulus plans proved too timid to break its prolonged economic slump, which led households to hoard cash and invest less, in stocks or anything else.

For example, if we assume that (bar{c}^h=0) (i.e. (c^h_{e,j,t}=tilde{C}^h_{e,j,t})) and that (rho =1), then an increase in productivity leads households to increase their time spent on unpaid work.

In addition, high market value of Eucalyptus products (e.g., Kebebew and Ayele 2010) could be another possible factor that led households to plant Eucalyptus on their farmlands in Gudo Beret Kebele.

Robert Reich, a Berkeley public policy professor and a labor secretary under President Bill Clinton, thinks stagnant middle-class wages led households to pull equity from their homes and overload on debt to maintain living standards.