Usage of "one-person household"

Economic concept.

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Examples for "singles"

Examples for "singles"

Europe start the last-day singles trailing the United States by two points. 
 The Guardian 

Critics say that the 47-member state forum unfairly singles out Israeli violations. 
 Reuters 

This unique approach teaches singles to always bring something to the table. 
 Ebony 

HMRC's classification for families on benefits includes data for couples and singles. 
 The Guardian 

But so do young, upwardly mobile singles, artsy hipsters and budding families. 
 Reuters 

For one group of single persons the change has been only beneficial. 
 The Cost of Shelter 

They were married and single persons of both sexes and of all ages. 
 Disturbing Sun 

Formerly used also of single persons or things: this one . 
 The Gutenberg Webster's Unabridged Dictionary: Section S 

Fearing; not single persons, but dozens, arise on the memory. 
 Essays in Little 

But all enthusiasm was individual property, the reaction of single persons with excess adrenalin. 
 Greener Than You Think 

Usage of one-person household in English

A one-person household was associated with work disability (women) and use of medicines (men). 
 Pubmed 

The Netherlands and Germany share a greater proportion of one-person households than the UK. 
 The Guardian 

It is one-person households - apartments: more expensive to build and regulatorily more challenging. 
 Independent.ie 

And the nations with the fastest growth in one-person households? 
 The Guardian 

Nphet is said to be considering separate guidance for one-person households, but why is this being addressed only now? 
 Independent.ie 

Meanings of one-person household in English