Sentence examples for with a breadwinner from inspiring English sources

Josie Cluer, of the Don't Judge My Family group, which campaigns against the marriage tax allowance, said: "When the government has just slashed budgets by £11.5bn, families up and down the country will be outraged that the Tories can find over £500m to promote their fantasy [1950s] family: a married couple with a breadwinner and a homemaker.

Lots of that has to do with being a breadwinner.

An instant classic, the book identified a burgeoning anger over the assumption that white women were meant to be suburban housewives with children and a breadwinner husband.

With poverty on the rise in New York City, even among families headed by a breadwinner with post-high school education (news article, April 20), the need for new thinking about how to help low-wage workers is more urgent than ever.

In America in the early 1970s more than half of all families with children consisted of a breadwinner husband, a stay-at-home wife and two or more kids; now only a fifth do.

Black incomes might be derived from two-career families juggling several jobs compared with a single breadwinner in white households.

The economic benefits of a traditional marriage with a male breadwinner and a female homemaker have probably declined in recent years.

As with settlements of family courts and residency or access orders, the system is a relic of a patriarchal model of the family with a male breadwinner and female nurturer.

Moreover, the benefit offered the most to upper income families with a single breadwinner (Battle, Torjman, & Mendelson, 2006).

Being a breadwinner is associated with less PSL but not associated with FSL.

Given their often-dueling roles as both a breadwinner and primary caregiver, "they have way more problems with insomnia".