Sentence examples for livelihood there from inspiring English sources

"Teachers have been displaced because they don't have any livelihood there".

"I'm out of contract in the summer and like a few others am playing for my livelihood; there is no bigger incentive to win than that.

Along the road where rioters destroyed livelihoods, there are some signs of improvement.

Once the people revolt, in an economic crisis, when millions could lose their livelihoods, there will be no way to contain them.

"The NSW greyhound industry is probably the biggest in the country, and this is totally devastating for anyone who relies on it for their livelihoods, there are people who have been doing this for 50 years.

When peasants loose their traditional livelihoods, there is a great deal of human suffering, but he also points out that traditional village communities are hardly idyllic; they are sites of caste oppression, slavery, misery, and cruelty.

Yet despite an extensive literature exploring the effects of conservation on human livelihoods, there is a lack of robust evidence about which type of conservation intervention works, for whom, and how.

"Instead of once a year risking their livelihood and their families' livelihoods, there is now a fair loan product that lets them maximize their business and not wonder if they're going to be around this year or next year or not," Hamed says.

In developing countries where a large proportion of the human population depends almost entirely on natural resources for their livelihoods, there are competing demands for utilization, development and sustainable management of the land resources (e.g. natural vegetation), resulting in land-use and cover changes (Mwavu and Witkowski 2008).

Except for the bit about the "oil spill destroying lives and livelihoods" there is absolutely nothing in this messaging that politicians haven't been saying for years.

In terms of livelihoods, there is little evidence that the extent of protected areas is related to benefits to people.