Sentence examples for problems of subsistence from inspiring English sources

Hominin ingenuity can been seen in the broadly similar patterns of technological development across much of the globe, with comparable solutions independently developed to solve what were likely common problems of subsistence or survival.

In a 1930 essay on "Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren", John Maynard Keynes mused on a future 100 years thence, when much of humanity would have solved the perpetual economic problem of subsistence.

Whether Panathinaikos' fan-funded model can bridge that gap is open to question, particularly in a country where people have problems of daily subsistence far more important than funding football.

Colonisation of the Pacific islands may share similar frameworks and problems as periods of subsistence transition in other parts of the world.

For example, in Kosovo, auditors discovered that "software problems" apparently accounted for overpayments of subsistence allowances to the tune of $324,000.

In this article, the methodical and practical problems of creating reconstructions of the subsistence practices and settlement systems for Lowland Upper Paleolithic sites are discussed.

"I placed myself in the situation of subsistence farmers in Africa, those populations affected by the problem, and looked at the resources these people have at hand to develop a tool that would empower them to address this life-threatening problem more independently from expensive imported know-how and technologies," he says.

However, many human populations worldwide, particularly those who have traditionally based their mode of subsistence on pastoralism, can continue to drink milk into adulthood without problems, because lactase expression persists in the gut.

Just a matter of subsistence?

"Expand the means of subsistence," he said.

That is the nature of subsistence.