Kokoschka taught himself to paint in oils and executed some canvases, but economic necessity forced him to spend most of his time on decorative work, and the general artistic milieu around him continued to be unsupportive of his creative aspirations.
In conclusion, the nourishment of centaurs is a laborious process; by physical necessity, they are required to spend three-quarters of their time chewing.
By 1991, the average household needed to devote only 38% of its income to the basic necessities, and was able to spend 6% on recreation.
"To me, skin care is a necessity, not something I want to spend my leisure shopping time for," Ms. Cooper said.
I'm finding what a lot of Americans found through economic necessity: You don't have to spend lots of money to entertain.
It is a symptom of the fact that they have more to spend, that necessities no longer gobble up every spare yuan and that they can afford to add a little colour to their lives.
However the economy grows in lots of ways, for example through refurbishment and remodelling of housing that provides local jobs and keeps local communities employed, allowing them to spend on necessities and luxuries.
For other, it provides a bit more money to spend on necessities and in the aggregate increase consumer demand.
This means fewer people are working, which in turn means that families have less money to spend on necessities, and the cycle continues.
Like a number of other Bajunis, Abdul receives a very small allowance each week to spend on necessities, putting him in a better situation than the few who refused to accept voluntary deportation and have been left to rely on the help of charities and refugee organizations.
