Sentence examples for unattached individual from inspiring English sources

20 21 To construct income adequacy fifths, we determined the total pre-tax income from all sources for each household or unattached individual.

A multicellular organism can result from the association of previously unattached individual cells (aggregative development) or by growth and division of a single cell [ 56].

Thus the Commerce Department's April report estimates there are 17,500,000 families and "unattached individuals" with incomes of less than $4,000.

Let us say that in the 17,500,000 under $4,000 there are 6,500,000 single persons the proportion of unattached individuals tends to go down as income rises.

One reason may be that the pamphlet discriminates, as most studies don't, between "multiple-person families" and "unattached individuals," rating the latter as poor only if they have less than $2,000 a year.

"Since 1947," he writes, "one-half of the nation's families and unattached individuals have had an income too small to provide them with a maintenance standard of living," which he sets at $4,500 a year for a family.

It is only fair, and patriotic, to add that according to the Commerce Department study, about 10,000,000 of our families and unattached individuals now enjoy incomes of $10,000 a year and up.

Figuring the average American family at three and a half persons — which it is — this makes 38,500,000 individuals in families, or a grand total, if we add in the 4,000,000 "unattached individuals" with under $2,000 a year, of 42,500,000 Americans now living in poverty, which is close to a fourth of the total population.

eIncludes unattached individuals not living with any children < 18 years.

Indeed, MAD2 was found to recognize and bind to individual unattached kinetochores in condensin-depleted prometaphase cells (Fig. 2A) essentially at the wild-type prophase levels (Fig. 2B).

The popular image of the resilient as invincible individuals, unattached and unaffected by loss could not be more wrong.