Sentence examples for need to subsist from inspiring English sources

We grow used to the rhythm imposed on us by our need to subsist: soon we get to like our bondage.

The bill's sponsors, Senator Jesse Helms, the Republican chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, and Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, say their goal is to provide government opponents in Cuba with the tools they need to subsist and continue their work.

Senators Jesse Helms of North Carolina and Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut, not usually political allies, jointly introduced the Senate version and say their goal is to provide opponents of Mr. Castro in Cuba with the tools they need to subsist and continue their work.

"It would provide them with the energy they need to subsist in the absence of photosynthesis," Lollar says.

The size of local populations depends as Darwin saw was implicit in Malthus' vision very much on the "carrying capacity" of the local ecosystem: the density and overall availability of the resources the organisms of a given population need to subsist.

These 90 days were not about a financial need to subsist on heavily processed fast-food fare.

A family worn out by taking care of the five hundred cows and fifty bulls it needs to subsist might be tempted to turn to one of these investors.

"As they attempt to get their footing, they will be provided with little more than the bare minimum needed to subsist".

I was too idealistic to want more money than I needed to subsist, too arrogant to envy Heisler, and so to me the rich were mainly a curiosity, interesting for the conspicuousness of both their consumption and their thrift.

First, Blackbeard had stolen the food and supplies he and his men needed to subsist (one pirate testified at his trial that no more than ten or eleven barrels remained aboard the Revenge).

The coming wave of automation, currently stalled because our social infrastructure cannot bear the consequences, will hugely diminish the amount of work needed – not just to subsist but to provide a decent life for all.