Sentence examples for few subsistence from inspiring English sources
A recent World Bank report pointed out that Africa could produce enough food to feed itself; alas, too few subsistence farmers get a chance to sell their produce (and usually get less than 20% of the market price).
The population consists of scattered livestock herders and a few subsistence farmers, but interest in the strip intensified in the 1970s with the discovery that the area might be rich in uranium deposits.
The reasons small things like signs matter so much here is because everyone is concerned with momentum, and no one seems to know whether Cuba is really on the road to capitalism, as The Economist asserted in March, or if the island is destined to simply sputter along, with restrained capitalism for a few and socialist subsistence for the rest.
Wealth and leisure for the few and a subsistence living for the many.
Distribution moderately equal (post-tax); very few living at subsistence level.
As desperately poor subsistence farmers, few can afford to hire labour and, even if they could, they say the labourers may be related to their imprisoned rapists so they do not wish to interact with them.
However, cattle raising was not crucial for subsistence and few families owned large herds [ 15].
Majority of the households earn their living from subsistence farming, few are engaged in fishing and small-scale trading.
Fish farming in Cameroon has a long history but is largely practiced at a subsistence level; few large farms exist and production is low.
They would also eviscerate the already understaffed agencies and departments that provide this bare subsistence support, leaving fewer social workers, fewer case managers and fewer places to get assistance.
Results show some similar patterns for the two dependent variables: higher education levels, more subsistence production, fewer hectares owned (for governance) and less corn sold (for trust in foresters) are related to more positive perceptions of community governance and foresters.
