Sentence examples for one subsistence from inspiring English sources

Cattle practices have changed little within the grazing reserve: pastoral households traditionally elect to split cattle into one subsistence herd and one or several reserve herds (Dahl and Hjort 1976; Jabbar et al. 1995), and herd numbers fluctuate over time from division or re-grouping of herds and sub-herds.

It is one of the poorest regions of the country, where most inhabitants survive on subsistence agriculture and without clean water.

Most people survive on subsistence rice farming.

The local economy depends on subsistence agriculture.

By placing, say, Rio Tinto on the one side and subsistence farming on the other, the choice becomes either virtuous tradition or hyper-exploitation.

Altogether, these results point to a possible independent influence of dietary habits on one hand (as reflected by subsistence modes), and of the chemical environment on the other hand (as reflected by climatic zones), in the evolution of NAT2 diversity.

It would seem that the enlistment of labour on a subsistence basis is now forbidden – except in one state: the holy state of matrimony.

The enlistment of labour on a subsistence basis is now forbidden in Britain, except in one state – the holy state of matrimony.

It is this combination of internal and external factors that have undermined Soqotran pastoralists' commitment to an income-generating pastoralism, instead of the current milk subsistence one.

Millions of people in the West are now worried about the relegation of their life to a subsistence one.

In one example, desperate subsistence farmers displaced by desertification and crop failure are more likely to cultivate poppies as part of the drug trade, which is intrinsically linked to insecurity in Afghanistan.