Sentence examples for largely subsists from inspiring English sources

The giant otter largely subsists on a diet of fish, particularly characins and catfish, and may also eat crabs, small snakes and small caiman.

The population of these quartiers largely subsists on small business activity, trading, foreign remittances, and government employment.

At first, she had largely subsisted on port, tea and milk, given three times per day.

Their supplies had been depleted, and they were largely subsisting on a protein-rich diet of fish, moose, and duck.

Because myriapods are largely phytosaprophagous (subsisting on dead plants), they play an important role in the breakdown of dead vegetable material.

Stuart is a "freegan" – someone who subsists largely on food discarded by others.

Instead of adhering to regular meals or meal times, he said, he makes "six or seven" trips an hour to the refrigerator and subsists largely on cereal.

The film focuses on a Catholic Indian rock band that subsists largely on "wish sandwiches" -- you wish something was between the bread.

Today, Norton holds no paid employment, publishes in his field only occasionally, subsists largely on canned mackerel and rice packets, and spends much of his time riding buses around Britain in a campaign to preserve public transport against deregulation.

St . JudeChildren's Research Hospital subsists largely because of donations through programs like the St . Jude Heroprogram.

This new rentier class, with little to offer society, subsists largely on legalized grift or, in economic terms, rent.