Sentence examples for importance for subsistence from inspiring English sources
From the beginning of the Upper Paleolithic in Europe, and earlier in Africa, projectiles tipped with osseous points were of great importance for subsistence; but thus far, no specific experimental reference has been developed to help identify the traces left by these points.
Palms are of key importance for subsistence strategies and cultural identity among many indigenous people (e.g., Schultes 1974; Balée 1988; Gertsch et al. 2002; Byg and Balslev 2004).
The special importance of sorghum for subsistence farmers in arid and infertile lands is due to its higher level of tolerance to drought and to waterlogging and its more frugal use of soil nitrogen fertilizer than other cereal crops [ 2].
Given that the potential exposure to AIVs while hunting is assumed to be low but the cultural importance of subsistence hunting high, our study indicated a need for more education about avian influenza and precautions First Nations hunters can take to reduce the possibility of AIV exposure while harvesting wild birds that are culturally-appropriate.
Coffee is an important supplemental cash crop for subsistence farmers in many parts of the world.
"We know the Arctic is a unique place of critical importance to many – including Alaska Natives who rely on the ocean for subsistence," Jewell said.
In this population, physical activity is of vital importance due to the manual labour in farming and housekeeping that is necessary for subsistence up to the highest ages.
Gathering berries for subsistence or recreation purposes is also important to local residents and visitors.
He thought that "the economic problem" of having enough to live on would be solved, and "the struggle for subsistence" would be over: When the accumulation of wealth is no longer of high social importance, there will be great changes in the code of morals.
Farming is still mostly for subsistence.And famine looms once more.
