Sentence examples for become subsistence from inspiring English sources

And, he should have no reluctance to say so in response to charges that he saved his union supporters, who just happen to be the millions of middle class families whose lives would become subsistence if Romney had had his way.

He abandoned academic life in 1991 to become a subsistence farmer and militant pacifist and ecologist.

The results also show how provisioning ecosystem services, primarily used for subsistence, become more important sources of income during years when crops fail.

After four months of mass protests and political deadlock, Yemen — already the poorest Arab country, a place where many people have become accustomed to mere subsistence — has had its domestic oil supplies and electricity network largely cut off by hostile tribes.

On the other hand, subsistence entrepreneurs become self-employed by necessity when no other employment opportunities (e.g., formal wage employment) are available for them (Poschke, 2013).

For the developing world rural poor which comprise about 67% of those living below a dollar a day, food price increases often increase income as their subsistence farms become economic while for the urban poor food price increases are disastrous.

In some places, the shifts in ecosystems require indigenous cultures to rapidly adapt or perish as their traditional means of subsistence becomes harder to sustain.

Food became scarce and subsistence no longer affordable on previously adequate state earnings.

He abandoned the penniless existence of a subsistence fisherman to become a big-city vegetable seller.

Only after regaining full consciousness does he attain the more sublime state of baqāʾ (subsistence) and finally become ready for the direct vision of God.

"[We wanted to help] our parents be sustainable in farming and become agri-business rather than subsistence farmers," says Ms Oguya.