Sentence examples for livelihood under from inspiring English sources

For every traditional retailer feeling their livelihood under threat from Amazon, there is another embryonic enterprise born on the mighty online platform, many of them flourishing.

Some accuse John Calipari, the Kentucky coach, of being cynical in recruiting high school stars to play brilliantly together for just a season or two as the best way of advancing their livelihood under the "one-and-done" rule of professional basketball.

With their game and their livelihood under attack, members of the Oklahoma breeders' association are engaged in legal challenges against the coalition's referendum, trying to stall it for at least a year beyond this November and gain enough time to kill it through lobbying.

For the past two years I have been supporting the Kondh's battle to save their livelihood, under the auspices of the Bianca Jagger Human Rights Foundation (BJHRF).

And where do politicians with their livelihoods under extreme threat traditionally find votes?

Given the historical context above, the current paper focuses on contemporary pastoral livelihoods under communal land tenure.

It's an alarming move on Apple's part, if only because it shows that the company is willing to throw developers (and their livelihoods) under the bus without any notice at all.

For further context underpinning the research for which these data were collated, see 'The tea landscape of Assam: multi-stakeholder insights into sustainable livelihoods under a changing climate' by Biggs et al. [1].

Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) is considered a promising strategy to slow down deforestation rates, promote sustainable forest use, and support rural livelihoods under the umbrella of climate change mitigation.

Despite the abilities to support pastoral livelihoods under harsh climatic conditions, camels have received little attention in comparison to other livestock species in the field of scientific research and development in Kenya.

This paper presents perceptions of the pastoral community on the dynamics of pastoral livelihoods under three land-use types namely nomadic, semi-nomadic, and sedentary in Amboseli ecosystem located in southern Kenya.