She rose to dizzy heights of international stardom and fell into a life of hand to mouth subsistence and seclusion only to be rediscovered and revived again before her death".
In an environment of hand-to-mouth subsistence and lack of employment opportunities, some families and students view education as a luxury.
Altogether, these results point to a possible independent influence of dietary habits on one hand (as reflected by subsistence modes), and of the chemical environment on the other hand (as reflected by climatic zones), in the evolution of NAT2 diversity.
There were about half a billion humans wandering around then, and about 80% of them were living hand-to-mouth through subsistence agriculture.
Indeed, experiences with the action plans and deeds of commitment can demonstrate whether a solution to the problem at hand (securing NSAGs' compliance with subsistence rights to alleviate humanitarian crises) may be found in these two measures.
Our subsistence in the hands of guys such as this, with their locked boxes of food.
On the other hand, livestock are the backbone of subsistence pastoral livelihoods, and thus, losses, particularly from carnivore predation, are rarely tolerated or accepted (GoB 2005).
Academics have argued that Melville's Bartleby — "so thin and pale" — is anorexic, a diagnosis that explains the scrivener's subsistence on the rare, hand-delivered "ginger-nut," as well as his maddening passivity.
There were about half a billion humans wandering around then, and about 80percentt of them were living hand-to-mouth existences and relying on subsistence agriculture.
On the other hand, when adult wages are greater than the subsistence level of consumption, migration and remittances reduce child effort only if r > (w a − s).
