Sentence examples for livelihood is difficult from inspiring English sources

Compensation is fine, but the loss of livelihood is difficult to replace.

Nonetheless, the average current holdings of livestock (5.4 camels, 10 cattle, and 17.8 small stocks; Fig. 4) are by far lower than what was mentioned by Seid (1994), implying that total dependency on livestock rearing as a sole source of livelihood is difficult nowadays.

Houses can be replaced but in southern Africa arable land is scarce, and restoring the lost livelihood of a poor land-dependent household is difficult.

The other, the loss of our livelihood, or the respect of those that we care about is difficult to deal with, but not uncommon.

As with forecasting waves, it is difficult to predict what will happen in 2009 for those who derive a livelihood from an $8 billion surf industry.

"The cure is difficult and requires the disruption of pirate actions, building law and order and livelihoods ashore, and making the merchant prey less vulnerable.

It is difficult for Inuit to forget the 50 years of environmental action that disrupted lives, culture and livelihoods.

The club was where you made your livelihood and it was difficult to argue.