Sentence examples for subsistence by from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of serfs in medieval Europe obtained their subsistence by cultivating a plot of land that was owned by a lord.

The agreement, concluding several years of negotiations, for the first time establishes quotas on how many bears can be hunted for subsistence by native tribes in Siberia and Alaska.

The Shell plan has stirred controversy for many years among environmentalists and advocates of the endangered bowhead whale, which is legally hunted in the area for subsistence by Alaska Natives.

Grafe told VICE News that Shell's leases are "right smack in very important habitat" for whales and walruses, which are still hunted for subsistence by native Alaskans.

Climate change also appears to be one of the factors explaining the appearance of furunculosis a disease caused by the temperature-sensitive bacterium Aeromonas salmonicida in fish consumed for subsistence by the eastern James Bay Cree of northern Quebec.

Most of the 700,000 goats in the region are managed extensively, sometimes complemented with subsistence crop by-products.

The contrasts of Ghana interested him especially those between the wealthy, educated citizens and those who get by on the humble subsistence provided by fishing.

However, subsistence hunting by indigenous communities will still be allowed.

In modern times they live in small villages and depend primarily on agriculture for subsistence, supplemented by fishing and hunting.

The European ban would not cover products from seals killed in subsistence hunts by the Inuit and other indigenous northern communities.

Karl Marx, an advocate of the labour theory of value, believed that wages were held at the subsistence level by the existence of a large number of unemployed.