Sentence examples for it can subsist from inspiring English sources

In midwinter it can subsist entirely on clover leaves and spends 95 percent of the day collecting the leaf fragments at 60 100 pecks per minute.

"I'm hoping it's the final stage before I can subsist on air and light alone".

The helpful guide that McDonald's just published offering practical tips on how its workers can subsist on poverty wages is full of ingenious ideas: Get a second job!

Renecker & Hudson (1992) provide an excellent review, using the moose (Alces alces) as an example of a large herbivore that, if high-quality food is abundant, can subsist on it.

Don't downplay it with an attitude that you can subsist on four hours a night.

It drinks when water is available but can subsist indefinitely on browse with a water content of at least 10 percent.

Cats can subsist on very little, so it may be impossible to completely remove their food sources in your area.

This is even true of "Here Comes My Girl," in which a primary benefit of enduring love is that it enables a man feeling stuck and discouraged to "tell the whole wide world to shove it!" That thick and affirming carapace of injustice suggests that a man can subsist a long time on nothing more than his favorite grudge.

The scientists discovered that microbes can subsist on scraps of long-buried organic material because they consume it together with oxygen extremely slowly.

The Spirit, as hypostasis, is not only eternal but incorporeal in the strictest sense: this follows from First Principles 1.6.4, where Origen finds it impossible to imagine that any being apart from the members of the Trinity can subsist without a body.

After a fire, a wombat can subsist on roots and bark until the grass regrows.