Sentence examples for home subsistence from inspiring English sources

Greenfield points out that worldwide sociodemographic trends include movement from (A) rural residence, informal education at home, subsistence economy, and low-technology environments to (B) urban residence, formal schooling, commerce, and high-technology environments.

The legume plant furnishes a home and subsistence for the bacteria in root nodules.

It is named for the nearby village of Rampart, Alaska, a former gold-mining community now home to subsistence fishermen.

Fungal contamination of home-stored subsistence crops such as maize is a global public health problem.

The marginalised part of the country is semi-arid desert that turns to lush forest around Lake Chad and is home to traders, subsistence farmers, herdsmen and fishermen.

Sometimes I wouldn't see my father for weeks, as he had to work long hours and long distances away from home for a subsistence wage.

For this, he made three hundred rupees a day, the equivalent of about six U.S. dollars — considerably more than his brothers, who worked the fields in their home town as subsistence farmers.

Additionally, the majority of the samples (95%) were collected from home gardens or subsistence farmers.

Almost all had to work at home and/or in subsistence agriculture.

A flat-rate benefit with an average allowance for housing would leave people in more expensive homes below a subsistence level, once they had paid their rent, and people in cheaper homes with a surplus.

We can highlight in Table 1 three key parameters: the elasticity of substitution between input factors in home production ((rho )), the subsistence level of market-produced goods ((bar{c}^m)), and the subsistence level of home-produced goods ((bar{c}^h)).