Sentence examples for subsistence a from inspiring English sources

Beveridge defined want as the lack of "what is necessary for subsistence", a much stricter criterion than the one that defines modern British poverty.

A lot of fishing in Hawaii is done for subsistence — a way for working-class people to eat better food than they can afford to buy.

However, as the concentration of Zn2+ subsistence, a number of larger doped Mn2O3-ZnO crystals with a spherical particle-shape morphology form in nano-level.

Such remedial education is required most extensively in societies changing rapidly from a subsistence to an industrial economy and concurrently changing politically and socially.

To apply the early terminology with some added modern meanings, the person comprises both an objective subsistence and a subjective subsistence.

Simon Edessou, 65, a subsistence farmer, cuts an unlikely figure as a saviour of African babies.

They share a subsistence economy and a culture with others in the region who speak Aka, or Miji, another somewhat common language.

It turned what was once a subsistence crop into a major income earner for women farmers, more than doubling average banana harvests to 20 tons per acre.

It turned what was once a subsistence crop into a major income earner for women farmers, more than doubling average banana harvests.

The three others he now plays with are a subsistence farmer like him, a driver and a teacher.

"Today in the black community, we see individuals who are either wedded to a subsistence check or an employment check".