Sentence examples for flat subsistence from inspiring English sources

An essentially flat, subsistence level benefit, independent of how much a worker contributed, just as the 1936 Republican Party proposed.

President George W. Bush used the same messaging in 2005, when he proposed radically converting Social Security to a flat, subsistence-level benefit, with private savings layered on top.

A flat-rate benefit with an average allowance for housing would leave people in more expensive homes below a subsistence level, once they had paid their rent, and people in cheaper homes with a surplus.

A fractured family at a subsistence level.

Most people were subsistence farmers: there wasn't enough flat land to grow a cash crop, but they farmed the slopes.

In her revised claim, she claimed for 10 nights at her flat in Westminster in April and 11 during May, receiving £525 in total for subsistence.

In Bangladesh's countryside, home to more than 70 percent of the population, subsistence farming remains the norm, and weather-related disasters regularly wreak havoc in the flat lowlands.

Villagers were subsistence farmers.

Superfluity rather than subsistence.

"It's subsistence farming.

Most Rwandans are subsistence farmers.