Sentence examples for practice subsistence from inspiring English sources

The Pokomo practice subsistence farming while the Orma are cattle herders.

The island is inhabited by Visayan peoples who practice subsistence agriculture and fishing.

The majority of the fishermen also practice subsistence agriculture, except on Likoma Island.

On the plateau itself, the Miao practice subsistence agriculture, growing upland crops.

Nahua Indians still practice subsistence agriculture, based on corn (maize), wheat, fruits, and vegetables; sugarcane and rice are also grown.

The main groups of the middle Zambezi include the Tonga, Shona, Chewa, and Nsenga peoples, all of whom largely practice subsistence agriculture.

The peasants are practicing subsistence agriculture".

Preindustrial agricultural peoples throughout the world have traditionally practiced subsistence farming.

Discriminatory measures against Catholics kept far too large a portion of Ireland's population practicing subsistence agriculture into the mid-nineteenth century.

It is suggested that chronological patterns obtained by temporal frequency distributions should be strengthened by independent evidence provided by qualitative information on the reorganization of hunter gatherer societies (e.g.; changes in burial practices, subsistence, technology, etc)., indispensable to better evaluate the increase in population size and prehistoric demography.

Still today, three-quarters of the Swazi population make their livelihoods practicing subsistence agriculture -- another stark reminder of the country's income disparity.