Sentence examples for another subsistence from inspiring English sources

Farmers tended animals, grew grain and raised grapes — another subsistence crop.

One household's commercial crop expansion would not detract from another household's subsistence security.

Independent v. Dependent The word independent is defined as "free from outside control" and "not depending on another to be responsible or on another for livelihood or subsistence".

She said she was frustrated to witness another setback for the subsistence farmers who had so warmly welcomed her — and as a result, she embarked on a career shift.

"Assured subsistence" might be another coinage.

Still today, three-quarters of the Swazi population make their livelihoods practicing subsistence agriculture -- another stark reminder of the country's income disparity.

Another cultural norm to ensure subsistence security, less noted in the literature, may reside in the social relations of property a concept articulated by Ferguson (1985 , 1990 but never applied to the question of the persistence of self-provisioning.

Another huge threat to lemurs is subsistence hunting.

Another set of interpretations holds that subsistence is enmeshed in a group behavior aimed at protecting internal values and socio-cultural norms that preserve autonomy (e.g., Van der Ploeg 2008), equity (e.g., Wolf 1957; Foster 1965), rights to minimum subsistence (e.g., Scott 1976; Hyden 1980), or socio-religious systems (e.g., Rappaport 1984).

The remote islands – roughly halfway between Australia and Hawaii – were deemed sufficiently distant from major population centres and shipping lanes, and in 1948, the local population of Micronesian fishermen and subsistence farmers were evacuated to another atoll 200 km away.

Another 2.5% of respondents stated that subsistence funds are given to the elderly, while 1% indicated that no assistance was given.