Sentence examples for economic sustenance from inspiring English sources

For Cyprus, Russia provides economic sustenance as well as being a steadfast geopolitical ally.

Unlike some German towns, Neu-Isenburg does not depend on the base for economic sustenance.

According to the latest estimates, close to two million Americans, futilely hunting for work while scrambling for economic sustenance, will join the ranks of exhaustees in the next six months.

They reveal longstanding roots in the land, which can provide cultural legitimacy and economic sustenance, hallmarks of Chicano cultural citizenship.

[Prison abolition] would be about building a new democracy: substantive rights to economic sustenance, to healthcare; more emphasis on education than incarceration; creating new institutions that would tend to make prisons obsolete.

Unable to find decent jobs, and unwilling to take what's left, many of those left behind in the transformation to a global economy--what writers like Noam Chomsky and Christian Parenti have termed "surplus labor" or "surplus population --turned to the two sides of the War on Drugs for economic sustenance: drug dealing and criminal justice.

"We opted instead to put our efforts into research, which showed that … culling would have devastating ecological consequences," he told a Perth newspaper last month, adding: In Hawaii, we recognise that we are a state which depends on the surrounding ocean for our sustenance, economic benefits, recreational opportunities and cultural lifestyle.

For here is the most powerful engine of economic growth and sustenance.

Just like oil, water and other scarce resources powering the world, entrepreneurial energy is something precious and critical for economic growth and sustenance.

Once the backbone of many Northern communities, trapping remains an important economic, cultural and sustenance occupation in Yukon.

A changing global climate is having more immediate detrimental consequences for both human communities and the countless animals upon which humans depend for sustenance, economic growth and stability, and social and quality of life development.