Sentence examples for from the subsistence from inspiring English sources

From the subsistence farmer to the vast multinational, private enterprise is the main source of the wealth and jobs that those trapped in poverty need.

The perception of apathy demonstrated by owners and herders alike could also arise from the subsistence nature of extensive livestock farming in Botswana, which may not necessarily require intensive herd management.

Soqotra's contemporary pastoral economy is the legacy of a transition process engendered by a state-initiated disarticulation from the subsistence economy of the hinterland with the political economy of the state.

This study estimates the ages and correlation level between the tooth wear and counting growth layers methods from a sample of 106 individuals of Tayassu pecari and 29 of Pecari tajacu from the subsistence hunting activities in the Takana indigenous communal lands "Tierra Comunitaria de Origen Takana-I" northern La Paz Department, Bolivia.

By the 12th century, medieval Europe had shifted from the subsistence agrarian economy that emerged following the collapse of the Roman Empire to one where spatially dispersed trade in agricultural commodities helped support a complex society that devoted considerable resources to cultural works.

During the Sahel's nine-month dry season, roughly from October to June, the subsistence farmers who make up most of its inhabitants eagerly await the rain.

The CHS is estimated based on capacity to pay, derived from household consumption expenditure, the subsistence expenditure (based on state specific poverty line) and household OOPE on maternal care.

The drive to capture wildlife, and particularly slow lorises, is increasingly dominated by demands from wealthy urban areas, replacing the subsistence hunting traditionally performed in poor rural areas.

To determine if OHCs are also a cofactor in hepatotoxicity, liver tissue histology was examined in 79 East Greenland polar bears sampled during the subsistence hunt from 1999 to 2002, and liver histology was compared with individual OHC adipose tissue levels in 65 of the bears.

Even after the post-colonial periods, most African states have followed the Western model of modernization through the commercialization of agriculture characterized by the shift from subsistence to commercial farming, from pastoral communal ownership to privatization of pastoral land and from pastoral traditional institutions of land management to seemingly modern ones (ibid).

Still, Lindsey believes that the new dimension of liberty — emancipation from the preoccupation with subsistence — has been a boon because material security has reduced "stress".