Sentence examples for all livelihoods from inspiring English sources

Glassman's Zen name is Tetsugen, which in Japanese means to 'penetrate the subtleties of life.' According to Helen Glassman, cakemaking is the most labor-intensive of all livelihoods & therefore it makes their baking a 'work practice', which is an extension of 'Zen practice.' She took the writer on a tour of the bakery, a converted lasagna factory in a neighborhood of small factories.

Thus all livelihoods are at risk from a future volcanic eruption and any evacuation, unrest or non-magmatic activity (e.g. phreatic eruptions) is capable of having a significant impact upon the local economy.

Of all livelihoods, sports are probably the most forgiving of participants' sins.

Across all livelihoods, age and sex categories prevalence was significantly lower among net users although among the riverine communities the evidence for this was very weak (F1, 36 = 3.7, P = 0.062).

Local natural resources were essential to all livelihoods, predominantly as an input for feeding livestock and fertilising fields.

What about all the livelihoods, and in some cases lives, destroyed?

Indeed, it is the exigencies of the seasonal calendar that determine the movements associated with all livelihood activities on the island.

In the discriminant analysis of differences among labor-migrant, local off-farm work, and farming households, all livelihood constructs had at least one measure with significant effect.

"In Ethiopia, is not just a food crisis -- it's above all a livelihood crisis.

"All our livelihoods are at stake".

A durable reversal of finance's fortunes would be tough on Wall Street, the City of London and all whose livelihoods depend on keeping the industry running.