Sentence examples for off households from inspiring English sources

As older, pricier deals are paid off, households and the government's coffers will get another cash injection.

Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to fund this move – such as cancelling tax cuts targeted at better off households.

The imbalance is greatest among better-educated and comfortably off households, in part because they can more easily afford testing.

Raising the minimum wage would go some way towards achieving it, but only some way: many low-wage workers, particularly young ones, come from reasonably well off households.

That then suggests why dry rice peoples expand precipitously, spinning off households long before population density demands it.

This could be due to increased polarisation into better off versus poor households or to a simple increase in the number of better off households.

So consumption fell among less-well-off households.

Children of couples where both parents worked were more likely to be in well-off households.

An unreformed social security system still benefits better-off households more than the destitute.

Indeed, they were slightly more likely to check out Shakespeare and other classic authors, perhaps, as Connolly speculates, because better-off households already had the books.

For each product category a 16-ounce carton of milk, say well-off housay well-off an average of 25% more thouseholdsouseholds.