Sentence examples for great livelihood from inspiring English sources

"It's a great livelihood, but it's a hard livelihood.

The N.H.L. has provided me with a great livelihood, but I also have a platform to make a difference".

"We know what it's like when the factories that provided great livelihoods for generations are gone".

And while flexibility does often come at the cost of job security, this new wave of startups promises to provide great livelihoods to a wider number of people.

Poorer children, for example, are more likely to miss out on education, depriving them of the knowledge necessary to take advantage of greater livelihood opportunities that could, in turn, sow the seeds for a brighter future for their own children.

Great variability in livelihood strategies and in wealth was expected (and found) both within and between sites.

Because they face a greater threat to their livelihood than big government ever posed.

He wanted to approach the directives of proletarian literature from the perspective of immigrants not the faraway Chinese Buck would soon popularize in "The Good Earth," but those already here, chasing a livelihood across great distances.

Once the drought ended, some could not return to the pastoralist sector because their livestock losses were too great and hence their livelihood had been destroyed (Aklilu and Wekesa 2002).

Christopher Shinn, a playwright whose Off Broadway credits include "Dying City" and "On the Mountain," said in an interview that subsidiary rights could be a greater drain on playwrights' livelihood than some theater companies may realize.

The most interesting parts focus on the racial and political tensions that bubble up in the interactions between Conover's co-workers and in their perceptions of the "urban consumers with little knowledge of animal husbandry or the food industry" whose fads and opinions have such great sway over rural livelihoods.