"You're taking yourself out of a kind of capitalist culture and you're making a point of self-sustenance".
Today, directing, in an age of independent filmmaking, is also an art of self-sustenance, of economy and measure, of the inevitably managerial — and these practical constraints extend to directors' personal lives as well.
For them, hunting is about self-sustenance and understanding where food comes from in the age of Food Inc. Hunting is about sitting around the dinner table and telling stories after a long day together in the cold.
The scale of the farm is small, but to the community it means clear streams and self-sustenance, and to Amazon Conservation it represents a model for other communities.
For these reasons, a particular building, like an organism or an ecosystem, must seek self-sustenance for that design to prevail in competition with other building designs in a time with limited availability of energy and materials.
Recommendation of such species to be grown in wastelands of their vicinity helps in promoting self-sustenance and can reduce the pressure on natural forests for fuelwood species.
We developed "Building Sustainable Livelihoods" as the core theme of our corporate responsibility agenda to address contemporary societal needs and challenges in ways that align with the Tata Group's belief in creating self-sustenance through work.
Perhaps I'm also teaching him the importance of self-sustenance, nutrition, and appreciating our planet?
They have also been described as having a reputation for being a "hardy, frugal and somewhat independent breed", which has been attributed to the tradition of absentee landlords and self-sustenance in earlier times.
Abe and Elum were originally envisioned as beginning Abe's Oddysee together, living off the land until thrust into an industrial factory; but the developers determined that the story was stronger should Abe come from a factory existence to self-sustenance.
