Sentence examples for over subsistence from inspiring English sources

In fact, talk about food and people here get angry because it implies that their struggle is over subsistence rather than quality of life.

Women were active combatants in local conflicts that soon erupted over religious policy, and they agitated over subsistence issues Parisian women, for example, made a mass march to Versailles in October that forced the king to move back to the capital.

In most cases, disputes exist among different stakeholders due to differences in their interests, values, and goals (i.e., short-term vs. long-term goals or recreational over subsistence needs).

This influence has led to a stronger preference for economic activities over subsistence farming (Anderson 1980; Heemskerk 2003).

"The GM industry appears to be expanding its grasp over traditional subsistence crops which had, until recently, been disregarded," it said.

The central equation of Marx's analysis is the ratio of surplus value over the subsistence wage portion of value produced, to which latter Marx assigns the rather vague and unsatisfactory label of "variable capital," or "v": hence, s/v.

Informal payments may help push health workers' salaries over the subsistence level, but at the expense of making them unhappier.

Liberalisation policies have favoured economies of scale (e.g., large-scale commercial farming) and export cash cropping over household subsistence production.

Not coincidentally, average incomes in Botswana have grown faster than anywhere else in the world in the past 35 years, from bare subsistence to over $3,000 a year.

The morphology of Acheulean handaxes continues to be a subject of debate amongst Lower Palaeolithic archaeologists, with some arguing that many handaxes are over-engineered for a subsistence function alone.

The funds cover flights and subsistence over the 2 months or so of the placement.