Sentence examples for share of single from inspiring English sources

By contrast, a growing share of single mothers have never married, and many have children with more than one man.

The share of single adults who applied for shelter and listed their last address outside the city rose to 23 percent in December from 19.9 percent in February 2012, the Department of Homeless Services said.

The share of single mothers who have become "disconnected," reporting no income and no welfare assistance, increased to one in five in 2009 from one in eight in 1996.

Thus, the share of single (never married) female immigrants is almost half of the share of single males.

Raj Chetty and his colleagues show that family structure plays a large role in economic mobility, and communities with a larger share of single mothers are less upwardly mobile than those with a smaller share of single mother households.

The share of single hospitals, i.e. hospitals which do not belong to a hospital system, is 45%.

More importantly, locations with a higher share of single-parent households are at a disadvantage in overall job accessibility.

In areas with a higher divorce rate and higher share of single-parent families, the odds of climbing into the middle class or beyond were lower.

According to the Federal Reserve, their share of single-family mortgage debt outstanding fell from almost 44percentt at the end of 2003 to 35percentt just three years later when the bubble was ready to burst.

That's because the share of single-parent households is ultimately a less meaningful indicator of family solidity — and its beneficial consequences for children — than the share of children living in married households with both their biological parents.

Yankees second baseman Luis Sojo noted that Hernandez learned how to pitch as a member of the Cuban national team, which played its share of single-elimination games; Hernandez was weaned as a competitor in the mind-set that losing was unacceptable.