Sentence examples for has subsisted as from inspiring English sources

For too long, the Met has subsisted as a tautology: it presents grand opera on a grand scale because that is what the Met has always done.

Since he arrived in Brooklyn as a refugee from Ukraine seven years ago, Boris Khrapunskiy, a 97-year-old widower, has subsisted on federal and state disability payments, as elderly or disabled poor people in New York State have done for the past 60 years.

Giambi has subsisted mostly on protein shakes during his illness.

Somalia has subsisted without a functioning central government for two decades.

For decades, Microsoft has subsisted on the milk of its two cash cows: Windows and Office.

The natural deer became venison at once, and what has subsisted ever since is now growing weary.

While most early Native Americans were thought to have subsisted primarily on game, such as bison and deer, these first Floridians were clearly keen fishers, says Dunbar.

What if they weren't any good as live performers after having subsisted for so many years in mothballs?

Since May, he and his family have subsisted on his wife's paycheck from her job as a university administrator, plus a nearly $500 weekly unemployment check.

In recent decades, as their usual catches of Nassau groupers and snappers have dwindled and disappeared, many of them have subsisted by netting and spearing small reef fish that keep coral clean of algae.

Moreover, many of the Syrian Armenians in Armenia have subsisted on their savings so far.