Sentence examples for continued livelihoods from inspiring English sources

And now, to add to the rock critic's manifold woes, the appearance of Lily Allen's third album seems to bring with it yet another threat to their continued livelihoods: the artist who not only puts out out new material, but handily provides a critique of it as well.

But they are to all those who love the oceans and care about continuing livelihoods and food for coastal populations.

It goes back to the 1950s when the government first removed the rights of local families to graze cattle and continue their livelihoods in the high country.

An app called eCatch reduces the bycatch of vulnerable species while allowing fishing operations to continue providing livelihoods to fishers.

Although a part of the community managed to continue their livelihoods in fishing, the farmers were reduced to day-wage manual laborers in the new resettlement areas.

The obvious danger of this is that it will lead prospective businessmen and businesswomen to a choice no American should ever be forced to make: 'Do I support the party in power in the hopes I can continue my livelihood or do I support the candidate I believe will do the best job?' This doesn't apply to only the large contractors that immediately come to mind.

Dairy product packaging, value chain development and storage for increased shelf life, vis-à-vis marketing and transport support, will be essential for TAPs to continue their livelihood and gain access to the conventional market economy.

Table 2 Components of human well-being and their indicators (based on MA 2005) Components of well-being Indicators used in the case study Freedom of choice Participation vs. determining the option(s) (e.g. can herders choose to continue their livelihood).

The results from the study also demonstrated that TAP communities in Bhutan today are faced with a number of issues, from family labour shortages to policy and climate changes that increasingly constrain them from continuing their livelihood in a business-as-usual manner.

Affordable and relevant basic primary education is the starting point, but the process continues with livelihood training for young adults from poor backgrounds.

In some situations, people tended to ignore mine risks for the sake of continuing their livelihood.