Below you will find example sentences with "black households". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.

Black Households in a sentence

About this phrase

Words in this phrase

black households

Meanings of words in this phrase

  • black can mean: Absorbing all light and reflecting none; dark and hueless. Common word
  • households can mean: plural of household Frequent word

Context words

These words often appear near this phrase in the example sentences:

white 6× five 3× reported 3× years 2× darien 2× street 2× original 2× two 2× income 2× average 2× lower 2× unemployment 2×

Related phrases

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Other phrases with the same pattern

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Example types with black households

Below, the examples are grouped by length and sentence type:

Short example sentences

Black households are twice as likely to get evicted than white households. (12 words)

Never mind that greens have long been a staple on dinner tables in Black households. (15 words)

At this rate, it would take Black households 513 years to reach income parity with white households. (17 words)

Longer example sentences

Of the five black households displaced, three found better houses within two blocks of their original residence, one family left Pennsylvania, and one family moved into a public housing apartment building five blocks from Darien Street. (36 words)

In five years, from 1977 to 1982, the gentrification of Darien Street reduced the original population from seven black households and one white household, to two black households and eleven white households. (32 words)

In fact, while the average tax cuts enjoyed by white households were computed to be $2,020, this number drastically decreases to $840 when it comes to Black households. (29 words)

Example sentences (13)

In five years, from 1977 to 1982, the gentrification of Darien Street reduced the original population from seven black households and one white household, to two black households and eleven white households.

At this rate, it would take Black households 513 years to reach income parity with white households.

Black households in America on average, have a lower income, lower educational attainment and higher rates of unemployment and poverty compared with white households.

In fact, while the average tax cuts enjoyed by white households were computed to be $2,020, this number drastically decreases to $840 when it comes to Black households.

Black households are twice as likely to get evicted than white households.

Of the Hispanic households with children that responded, 86% reported these difficulties; in Black households, 66% reported them.

The newly-released data shows that 69 percent of black households, and 74 percent of Asian households in Haringey have no savings or are in debt.

Never mind that greens have long been a staple on dinner tables in Black households.

According to a new study by a policy center, almost 70% of black households with school-aged children say they support or strongly support keeping all instruction online.

If the government chooses eliminate unemployment enhancement, or delay it for some months while they negotiate, Black households will once again be the group hurt most.

In New York alone, a Harris Poll from 1969 found that sixty-four per cent of the Black households that it surveyed reported watching “Soul!” every week.

In the newly democratic South Africa, the shamefully low level of electrification of black households was seen as an apartheid wrong that needed to be righted.

Of the five black households displaced, three found better houses within two blocks of their original residence, one family left Pennsylvania, and one family moved into a public housing apartment building five blocks from Darien Street.