Sentence examples for are livelihood from inspiring English sources
noun
The course of someone's life; a person's lifetime, or their manner of living; conduct, behaviour.
For Mr Ba and his family they are livelihood, larder, wealth, status and retirement fund.
Another important factor for malnutrition are livelihood zones [ 20], which represent "geographical areas within which people share broadly the same patterns of access to food and income, and have the same access to markets" [ 29].
Education is also improved – because children can continue their studies later – and so are livelihoods.
In many cases, there are livelihood-specific impacts of these shocks, and these help explain long-term herd dynamics and pastoralist poverty traps.
Also lost are livelihoods, homes, self-respect.
There has been serious opposition from farmers who argue they're livelihood will suffer.
Isabel Dean, a fetishist from London, said the restrictions were affecting people's livelihoods.
"Our main concern is livelihoods and how we are going to feed ourselves.
The animals are their livelihood and their lifeblood.
"The people are our livelihood.
