Sentence examples for of dependent children from inspiring English sources

It offers half that for single mothers of dependent children.

7% of dependent children lived in a household with an inter-ethnic relationship.

It offers half that -- 50,000 won -- for single mothers of dependent children.

There are approximately 5.5 million working mothers of dependent children across the UK, and 2.9 million mothers who do not work.

In his maiden speech to parliament in 1994, for example, young backbencher Tony Abbott outlined an inchoate plan for a broad-based, non-means-tested "family wage" of $100 a week payable to the principal carer of dependent children.

Since the 1970s China's birth rate, and therefore the number of dependent children, has been plummeting, whereas the number of elderly people has been rising only gradually.

Her sister, contentedly married and five months pregnant, moves her into a guest house and shares her bed; her long-divorced parents team up to attend to her; and Claire, in her mid-30s, sinks into the role of dependent child.

Part of China's phenomenal growth has come from its unprecedentedly low dependency ratio just 38 (this is the number of dependents, children and people over 65, per 100 working adults; it implies the working-age group is almost twice as large as the rest of the population put together).

The nation's share of dependents — children and elderly — fell significantly in comparison to working-age citizens.

Birth control increases economic growth because of fewer dependent children, more women participating in the workforce, and less consumption of scarce resources.

Cooks can be temperamental cooks are supposed to be temperamental but temperament is the Byronism of the dependent; children, courtesans, and cooks all have it.