Sentence examples for livelihoods of some from inspiring English sources
They blindly sweep aside the livelihoods of some people and enrich others.
In addition, the smoke affected the health and livelihoods of some 75m people.
Overall, these jobs sustain the livelihoods of some 516,000 South Africans.
Malaysia alleged the work was impinging on its sovereignty, harming the environment and threatening the livelihoods of some of its fishermen.After arbitration, the dispute was settled amicably enough.
Because recent economic changes "threaten the livelihoods of some workers and the profits of some firms," Mr. Bernanke said, policy makers must try "to ensure that the benefits of global economic integration are sufficiently widely shared".
Flooding killed at least 26 people and destroyed the homes and livelihoods of some 20,000.The river undermined eight stretches, totalling 28km (18 miles), of the railway line that is the only way to get to Machu Picchu (except for the Inca Trail footpath).
With fresh markets currently functioning as affordable sources of health promoting fresh foods and sources of livelihoods for some of Thailand's poorest groups, the results of this study have implications for equitable social, economic, and health development in modern Thailand.
"It constitutes a good part of the livelihood of some orthopedic surgeons.
The government has laid out some very specific conditions, even as it has opened the door to Wal-Mart and others, designed to protect the livelihood of some of India's tens of millions of small shopkeepers.
Penobscot Poultry had for years been the largest employer in Waldo County (population 31,000); the plant closing cost 400 workers their jobs and affected the livelihood of some 400 more in related industries.
A rancher and radio host asked the Mayor how he could stand up for working people while trying to eliminate the livelihood of some three hundred unionized carriage drivers, adding that tourists who come to the city "want the quintessential visit, which is a Central Park ride in a carriage".
