Terrorism has a logic-a narrative arc that while unpalatable can be digested and shown to lack sustenance.
Often alone, with no means of financial sustenance and lacking family support, they are in a state of panic and are unable to deal with their newborns.
As a result, wages had crumbled to the extent that many workers were dependent on the factory or mill village for their means of sustenance.They lacked purchasing power.
However, if the owner of the farm still parts with his goods to the highest bidder, there would be inequalities in how that food is distributed among the populace and the potential for a poverty-struck underclass which lacks access to adequate sustenance.
You will not lack for comfort or sustenance.
While working in the country, locals from her village introduced her to the regional delicacy, Kuli Kuli — a peanut and moringa paste that provided a nutrient-rich way to get sustenance in an area lacking a lot of agricultural variety.
In an effort to combat a perceived lack of spiritual sustenance, the philosopher's writings are being endorsed and propagated by the President, Hu Jintao.
Formally known as the South Central Farm, it was an oasis in a city severely lacking in green space and a source of both pride and daily sustenance for hundreds of mainly Latino families who worked the land there.
Sponges are ancient but primitive: they lack nervous or digestives system and rely on water flowing through their bodies to provide sustenance and clean them of waste.
When we already grapple with airport security lines, the lack of non-greasy sustenance and the stress of barely-missed flights, we do NOT need the airport itself to make things worse.
Writing in 2006 in "The Thinking Fan's Guide to the World Cup," the novelist Nick Hornby lamented the old days of English soccer, the war imagery, the sustenance of blood and effort in overcoming a lack of style and talent.
