Sentence examples for The livelihood from inspiring English sources
noun
The course of someone's life; a person's lifetime, or their manner of living; conduct, behaviour.
The livelihood of our patients, and our organizations, literally depends on it.
The livelihood of skyscrapers is hardly linked to national security it's indicative of economic growth.
The livelihood of the residents is based on mixed farming.
The livelihood of many people depends on the income generated from these activities [ 15, 16].
The livelihood migrant represented a smaller proportion of respondents than might have been anticipated.
The livelihood of more than 92% of the district population is based on farming.
The livelihood of these communities is predominantly based on subsistence farming.
The livelihood and economic development needs of those relocated should be addressed to achieve sustainability goals.
The livelihood of hundreds of rural communities, dependent on farming, has been washed away.
Meltwater from these glaciers helps sustain the livelihood of thousands of farmers.
But is burning down a company and threatening the livelihood of its workers truly nonviolent?
