Sentence examples for continue to subsist from inspiring English sources

Aquaculture offers one solution, but for fishers who might continue to subsist off of boat-caught wild fish, there need to be other options.

ELIZABETH PEYTON Gavin Brown's Enterprise 620 Greenwich Street, at Leroy Street, West Village Through Saturday Elizabeth Peyton's paintings continue to subsist on little more than romance, nostalgia and an intoxicating whiff of celebrity.

This is among the reasons why the research Combs is involved in is so interesting, because it looks at how, despite residents' best efforts, rats continue to subsist and grow at incredibly rapid rates.

More than half a century after discovering oil in the Niger Delta, the country continues to subsist barrel to barrel.

The situation in the less-developed countries was particularly bad half of the world's population continued to subsist on incomes of less than $2 a day.

While numerous pastoral cultures have subsisted for thousands of years and continue to survive today, nearly all are facing great difficulties as the world's rangelands deteriorate.

As a result, many in Hudson Valley communities, particularly poor and minority populations, will continue to eat and even subsist on contaminated fish for the foreseeable future.

While the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety Inspection Service will continue to inspect meat and poultry, FDA's inspectors will be at home, presumably subsisting on the meat-heavy paleo diet.

They continue to be a food source in the region; many households in the Andean highlands raise the animal, which subsists on the family's vegetable scraps.

Yet despite the increasing number of obstacles and frustrations with which public school teachers must contend, there continue to be thousands of educators across the country who remain deeply invested in their work and their students, and are finding creative ways not just to subsist within a flawed system, but to flourish.

Typologies, subsisting usually on the frontiers of research, are less durable than classifications in that their descriptions are accepted only to the degree that they continue to provide solutions to problems.