The given table compares the percentage of British households which owned a range of consumer durables between 1972 and 1983.
Overall
, it can be seen that the ratio of British families owning those household durables steadily increased during the 11-Linking Words
year
span. Other than that the most common electronic item was television, Use synonyms
whereas
the least common was dishwasher.
Linking Words
To begin
with, as the data shown in the table, TVs and vacuum cleaners were highly popular amongst citizens in 1972, with 93% and 87% respectively. There were minor variations in the ownership of TV from 1972 to 1983. Linking Words
In other words
, it had increased by only 5% during the given period. Linking Words
In contrast
, the major growth was related to telephone, which was 42% in the initial Linking Words
year
and Use synonyms
then
climbed noticeably to reach 77% in the Linking Words
last
Linking Words
year
.
Use synonyms
Moreover
, there are some items that appeared in British accommodation during these ages and others that disappeared. It is immediately obvious that 1978 was the Linking Words
year
of the introduction of dishwashers and only a tiny minority of people owned Use synonyms
this
device. Linking Words
also
, before 1983, none of them had possession of a video player. Linking Words
On the contrary
, Linking Words
this
Linking Words
year
, people stopped using vacuum cleaners and no statistics have been reported.Use synonyms
Nastaran_zandy