Sentence examples for profitable livelihood from inspiring English sources
LWR, through its Ground Up Coffee and Cocoa Initiative, wants to show Indonesian farmers that farming coffee isn't a last resort, but a profitable livelihood.
Among us were academics recently sprung from the classroom, a pair of bankers, a guy who owned a handful of KFCs and a number of people in their 50s who no longer did much of anything but enjoy themselves regularly on trips like these, their profitable livelihoods a distant memory to be glossed over during cocktails.
That means encouraging profitable ranching and other traditional livelihoods that will maintain open space for generations to come.
Or might agricultural companies become profitable by prioritizing the value chain livelihoods and ecosystems upon which they depend?
Considering that it costs anywhere from a few hundred to several thousand dollars a month to provide food, shelter and veterinary care for an average horse, it's difficult to see how a marginally profitable horseman who has just been forced out of his livelihood and has no place to board his animals could continue to care for 15 or 20 thoroughbreds.
It's shameful that a CEO can make that type of money and still destroy the livelihood of the hard-working people who make the company profitable".
The Harbeses were among the first to replace their dwindling potato farming livelihood with not just fresh produce but the now ubiquitous, and potentially more profitable, attractions like corn mazes, hayrides and pick-your-own pumpkins, geared for young children.
The social implications of making carbon conservation more profitable than the current uses should be considered as some of the most vulnerable groups may lose their livelihoods.
Reason: livelihood issues".
They had abandoned their previous livelihoods — mainly vegetables, cotton and wheat (which was in severely short supply) — to take advantage of the security vacuum to grow a more profitable crop: opium.
