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• Homes are extended arbitrarily when family sizes increase, Ibrahim said.
• Compared to the 19th century, family sizes were smaller, divorce rates were up.
• For instance, states like Texas have a higher percentage of minorities and bigger family sizes.
• While some of the drop is attributable to decreased family sizes, it also stems from declining confidence.
• Sedentary agriculture led to the development of property rights, domestication of plants and animals, and larger family sizes.
• Housing development aimed to foster these communities with a mix of professions, family sizes and socio-economic groups.
• The report blamed the higher poverty rates on the lower levels of education, higher unemployment and larger family sizes of immigrants.
• Marketers blamed this decline on decreasing family sizes, a " fast-paced " lifestyle and women's increasing employment.
• In the longer term, rates may decline due to decreased family sizes, making it more difficult to find cousins to marry.
• The health department's family planning program supports a policy of Philippine economic officials of encouraging Filipinos to limit family sizes, he said.
• These demographics made the community less vulnerable to economic crisis, while the differing family sizes and space needs allowed for flexibility in housing requirements.
• Family sizes in most communities have dropped dramatically since the 1970s, and neighborhoods that once were packed with children may now have only a few.
• Eugenics is a part of a religious movement, called Beyondism, which holds a conviction of the necessity of family sizes proportional to what the culture needs.
• Today, people choose their religions and shape their moralities even as they can no longer shield their incomes, family sizes or consumer preferences from inquisitive eyes.
• Since the one-child policy began in the 1970s, average family sizes have shrunk to 3.6 people per family from more than 4.8.
• Local automobile clubs formed the American Automobile Association to rising family sizes, increasing affluence, and government-subsidized mortgages for veterans fueled a boom in single-family homes.
• This is partly due to the stratification of education systems, cultural factors, perceptions of shortcomings in regular school systems, and the combination of growing wealth and smaller family sizes.
• Second, improvements in public health have led to decreased death rates and increased family sizes, making it easier to find a relative to marry if that is the preferred choice.
• Large family sizes and low housing vacancy rates, which have inflated housing costs along the Wasatch Front, have led to one out of every six residents living below the poverty line.
• This is largely to counter a trend in decreasing enrollment in summer camps, which some argue to have been brought about by smaller family sizes and the growth in supplemental educational programs.