Sentence examples for enough sustenance from inspiring English sources

Like nature, it begins with a seed, then gives it just enough sustenance to survive until it finds water.

But the data suggest this is not providing enough sustenance for the polar bears to maintain their weight, Obbard said.

A recent study in India suggests that breast-feeding alone may not provide enough sustenance to babies in the developing nations when their mothers are severely malnourished.

Eating a full meal together at the table — a first, light dish, then a cooked meat or fish with starch and a vegetable, followed by cheese or yogurt and possibly fruit — provides enough sustenance, she suggested, to stave off that bête noire of American eating habits, snacking.

It's common to develop beriberi, because the jungle doesn't give you enough sustenance.

Although the whales are feasting on some of the smallest creatures on the planet, the dive fills them with enough sustenance to survive.

"It earns us merely 250 to 500 rupees ($5 to 10) per week, an amount hardly enough for sustenance in Delhi," said Sayed Inam, 33, a former interpreter for the U.S. Army, who left Afghanistan in February.

Dry and bracing with grapefruit vivacity with just enough fruity sustenance to prevent it becoming lemon water.

Poor people want enough for their sustenance.

The fine performances and the direction aren't sustenance enough; the mystery feels undercooked.

"Give me neither riches nor poverty", sang Isaiah, "but enough for my sustenance".