Sentence examples for in subsisting from inspiring English sources

Inhabitants of canyon dwellings, the Sheepeaters were part of the Shoshone Indian Nation and were named for their skill in subsisting on the elusive bighorn sheep.

The pay pig I spoke to insisted he wasn't being exploited, and I believed him – it's not like someone was forcing him to find sexual gratification in subsisting on Tesco's value crisps and water scavenged from his neighbour's bird bath.

The pay pig I spoke to insisted he wasn't being exploited, and I believed him it's not like someone was forcing him to find sexual gratification in subsisting on 7-Eleven corn dogs and water scavenged from his neighbor's birdbath.

How P. falciparum manages to coordinate the expression of its variable antigens to subsist in the host is intriguing and in part unexplained.

They all once lived in refugee camps run by the Polisario Front in Algeria, but are now based in Western Sahara, subsisting in part on Moroccan aid.

Broke and barely able to speak English, he lived with fellow students in an abandoned house on 140th Street in Harlem, subsisting on bread and bananas.

There's a stereotypical image of a very poor person in India subsisting on a couple of rotis, a pinch of salt, and some raw onions for flavour.

But clothes live forever; they're like vampires, hiding in closets, subsisting on new blood and the dream of eternal youth.

For three, five, even six years these men languished in captivity, subsisting on pieces of dried bread handed out as daily rations, enduring beatings given much more generously.

Wearing only loincloths made of orchid leaves, the Tasaday were said to live in caves, subsisting only on grubs, small animals and berries.

Besides inadequate iron intake, low iron bioavailability is the predominant reason for iron deficiencies in populations subsisting on plant-based diets, independent of sex.