Sentence examples for into subsistence from inspiring English sources

Every extreme weather event that causes damage costing billions to remediate diverts investment dollars away from productivity and into subsistence.

Changing weather and market fluctuations can quickly make an investment unprofitable.To avoid all that, farmers often retreat into subsistence growing or look for alternative livelihoods.

Perkins is not clear about how this last point does not simply suggest that low wages and high childcare costs force more families into subsistence, arguing instead that jobless families would rather not work.

From the end of next year a change in EU policy will likely force these cane farmers and hundreds of thousands like them across Jamaica and beyond out of traditional work and into subsistence poverty.

Rains have been poor, and the government's disastrous land-reform programme has turned once flourishing commercial farming into subsistence agriculture.This is plain to see in rural Mashonaland, the area around the capital, Harare, and the traditional heartland of President Robert Mugabe's ruling ZANU-PF.

Moreover, while the purpose of an investor/owner in an industrial production system is to rotate capital to generate greater return on capital invested; over 70% of owners involved in agriculture are into subsistence agriculture with a purpose to ensure food and nutritional security of their families.

This shows that a part of the repertory from northern China had already been incorporated into the subsistence regime of the south.

Cattle practices have changed little within the grazing reserve: pastoral households traditionally elect to split cattle into one subsistence herd and one or several reserve herds (Dahl and Hjort 1976; Jabbar et al. 1995), and herd numbers fluctuate over time from division or re-grouping of herds and sub-herds.

The military knows differently: climate change is a threat multiplier, destabilizing local economies and often shifting populations rooted in subsistence agriculture into highly stressed and stressful urban centers.

The transformation of grasslands into deserts due to deforestation, encroachment into forests for subsistence farming, overgrazing, and loss of biodiversity and soil threaten the entire continent.

Hundreds of millions of its people have been dragged out of subsistence into the middle class.