Sentence examples for livelihoods as from inspiring English sources

With the Government offering alternative accommodation outside the capital only, many fear losing their livelihoods as well as their homes.

Bees and other insect pollinators play a vital role in food security and livelihoods, as well as being an integral part of natural ecosystems.

As much as rival boxing promoters may detest Mr Haymon for poaching their fighters, their future livelihoods as well as his depend on the success of "Premier Boxing Champions" or its ilk.

The company claims it seeks to build inclusive supply chains, where it sources raw materials from smallholders, with the aim of improving incomes and livelihoods, as well as contributing to the host country's economic growth.

And this is particularly tough, because I know that sometimes small-business owners may take my guidance as the last word on whether they can expect to obtain capital, which may affect their dreams and livelihoods, as well as other people's jobs.

From behind the bar at Ruby's, hard on the Boardwalk in Coney Island, Cindy Jacobs Allman commiserated with customers and other business owners slowly grasping that their livelihoods — as well as a familiar part of the city's landscape — would soon be gone.

These can affect both community's livelihoods as well as the confidence of decision-makers in relation to alternative technologies.

We hypothesize that globalization and access to regional markets where global products are sold are likely to influence other aspects of pastoralist livelihoods as well.

We need urgent response from our government with regard to water resource supply since our community are influenced by joint impact of climate change and water supply which in turn influence our livelihoods as well.

Providing livestock health education directly to pastoralist households offers an alternative route to improved animal health and pastoralist livelihoods as well as an opportunity to expand educational opportunities for women and multiple tribal groups.

Human food and livelihoods -- as well as iconic marine species like sea turtles -- depend on it.