Sentence examples for livelihood possibilities from inspiring English sources

Moreover, our findings about the structural factors underlying local people's acceptance of 'productive alliances' resonate with other studies showing that 'long histories of government neglect and a lack of alternative livelihood possibilities' are at the basis of local people acquiescence to incorporation even on unfavourable terms [83, 84].

Similarly, greater proximity to markets increases the number and range of options open to those interested in livelihood diversification, leading to more possibilities for tapping in to biodiversity resources.

But given his training and livelihood, he also sees great possibilities in the lab.

Now there is the possibility that the livelihood of every member of society, independent of work availability and wage levels, is recognised and assured.

In short, the local educated stewards are paid for producing the services, and their salaries will compensate the lost income possibilities from traditional livelihoods and changes in socio-cultural practises.

Most of the farms invaded mostly managed by smallholder family farmers and this increased the possibility of the livelihood of over 4 million farmers being threatened by the FAW invasion.

For this, cash is required and with mechanization and corporate farming methods, the landless labour has no possibilities of earning a livelihood.

The fisherman whose net catches "the wizened finger / of a submerged branch" may sense the possibility of a failing livelihood.

Sean Callahan of Catholic Relief Services says, "It is proven that an education for a girl not only increases the possibility for a better livelihood, but also has an impact on their families.

The securitization of the land also means fewer possibilities for land-based livelihoods for local Basotho people.

Ruth Glenn, executive director of the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence believes that no deterrent, not even the possibility of losing one's livelihood, will stop a perpetrator from violence in the moment.