Sentence examples for due to livelihood from inspiring English sources

However, Pavanello (2010) reported that, due to livelihood pressures, pastoralists were selling more animals than before and regardless of productivity, age or sex.

A mosaic of divergent reciprocations in resource relations were noticed due to livelihood transitions in the rural areas where previous resource uses and relations had been primarily within agriculture.

Offtake rates lower than those reported in similar production systems (Ducrotoy 2015; Pullan and Grindle 1980) were partly due to good prices for cattle and partly due to livelihood diversification which has reduced reliance on cattle sales for income.

In Nepal, some families do not manage to fulfill this role due to livelihood difficulties and lack of available time [ 38], while others are not managing due to their personal attitude and behavior [ 39].

With the aim to minimize confounding errors due to different livelihood systems between cases and controls, we decided to select the controls also from within the hospital setting.

The level of community involvement in the CBMRR project is still limited, primarily due to the livelihood commitments of the MUC representatives.

In reality, the homes that were not totally destroyed in the uninhabitable zone and high-risk focus area are still nearly completely occupied, as residents are reluctant to relocate mainly due to disruption of livelihoods and unwillingness to abandon social networks.

"Without exception, all communities in the countries where field research took place associate protected areas with increasing hardships due to restrictions to their livelihood activities, including diminished access to food," said the report, Protected areas in the Congo basin: failing people and biodiversity.

However, indirect damage such as impact on livelihood due to loss of grazing land to debris, and prolonged hillslope erosion is far reaching.

Children and adults interviewed reported cases of reduced food intake during and after a disaster due to a loss of livelihood and subsistence crops.

While changes in household division of labour due to new forms of livelihood diversification are not unique to pastoralists in Laikipia (McCabe et al. 2014), these transitions warrant further inquiry.