Sentence examples for greater livelihood from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

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

It proved that he not only shared the same idealism as his father, but by scaling up Fabindia, he managed to impact a far greater number of livelihoods than John ever could.

Children in inner-city schools have a much greater likelihood of winding up on welfare or in jail than of going on to college or productive livelihoods.

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

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.

Disaster risk reduction strategies should give greater emphasis to building livelihood resources as a basis for strengthening local capacity and vice versa.