Sentence examples for own subsistence from inspiring English sources

Each cabin also had its own subsistence garden.

Both cultivators and pastoralists produce primarily for their own subsistence, and only small surpluses are available for trade.

Besides growing crops for their own subsistence, the Luguru export produce to local towns and to Dar es-Salaam.

Most mercantilists, confident that any number of people would be able to produce their own subsistence, had no worries about harmful effects of population growth.

Each year they have the right to harpoon three whales for their own subsistence diet, and the town was giddy with celebration.

Residents are permitted limited hunts for their own subsistence, but Aldenira Queiroz, an agency director, said the quantity indicated "a large-scale commercial operation," which was illegal.

But the craving for an individually owned subsistence farm grew stronger as the first generations of religious settlers who had "planted" by congregation died off.

As Daniel Marcus wrote in a piece for the Gazette called "From Occupation to Communization": "Though I have difficulty imagining a scenario in which workers voluntarily destroy their own means of subsistence, it seems right to insist that any alternative to the capitalist system will have to begin by abolishing private property".

In no case may a people be deprived of its own means of subsistence'.

This opens up the possibility of obtaining food from own production and/or subsistence farming, something very common especially in rural communities across Mexico.

Semi-subsistence farmers own small pieces of land with an average size of 1.5 hectares.