Sentence examples for livelihood working from inspiring English sources

In some parts of the world it has no name, being only agreeable residual activity in which people engage when not seeking their livelihood (working).

"I happen to think that for people who have spent their entire livelihood working in government — they sometimes don't appreciate just how hard it is to start a business, grow a business, maintain a business, so that you can maintain employees and pay them better wages and better benefits," Mr. Romney said at the round table here on Monday.

Every one of them has, at some point in their careers, earned their livelihood working in or for the securities industry.

She and her husband are farmers, earning their livelihood working the fields and raising cattle.

Amref is focusing its livelihoods work on 540 households in the hope they will share knowledge to their neighbours.

After he accepted his Nobel Prize, he quoted from Studs Terkel's book Working, in which ordinary people described their livelihoods: "Work is about a search for daily meaning as well as daily bread".

But for now, Mr. Leggat said, "there's not a critical mass of folks who can make a livelihood just working in the business".

Medicine has been my livelihood, but working as a physician has also delivered me a lexicon of human experience – I'm reminded every day of the frailties and strengths in each of us.

Practically singlehandedly, she has persuaded 15 traditional cutters to, in their words, "put down their knives" and transition to a substitute source of livelihood, while working with a local theater troupe and radio station to urge families not to mutilate their daughters.

I hope to save my income and restore my livelihood by working on the school," he added.

Over the years the UN made a deliberate effort to target the most disadvantaged Ugandans including women, the girl child, internally displaced persons, the poor and ethnic minorities providing humanitarian relief, livelihoods support and working on gender and human rights issues.