Sentence examples for for its subsistence from inspiring English sources
The Doha Round of global trade talks has been repeatedly held hostage to India's fears for its "subsistence" farmers.
In all those instances, dengue outbreaks were facilitated by the presence of the mosquito vector, the favorable climatic conditions for its subsistence, and the presence of susceptible individuals.
We hence are limited in any conjectures respecting any great change of climate to account for its former subsistence & its present extirpation.
Certain fishing communities do practice it for subsistence, but for the most part the animal is not eaten by Cubans.
The International Whaling Commission approved extending bowhead whaling quotas for Eskimos for subsistence hunting.
The native Malays joined the Chinese in growing gambier, although they cultivated it for subsistence rather than for commercial purposes.
Few households (13%, n = 34) in Koyiaki cultivate, with most doing it for subsistence.
While Japan has long been the most visible and vocal supporter of whale hunting, the United States has itself come under increasing criticism from the Latin American nations known as the Buenos Aires Group over its support for aboriginal subsistence whaling by native Alaskans, which some see as a fig leaf for maintaining the status quo for whaling nations.
Around 70% of the world's coffee is produced by small-scale farmers, with over 20 million coffee-farming families – equivalent to more than 100 million people - depending on its production for their subsistence [8].
Understanding the local environmental conditions during the occupations is crucial for gaining an insight into the lifeways of El Mirón's inhabitants as they relied on the surrounding region and its natural resources for their subsistence.
