Sentence examples for subsistence reasons from inspiring English sources

Coho are important to the tribe for cultural, religious and subsistence reasons.

This risk can be particularly pronounced in certain sub-populations, for instance the elderly, or those whose diets rely heavily on seafoods for cultural or subsistence reasons.

If Andapa farmers maintain subsistence for such reasons, families that can fully meet their needs through self-provisioning might be expected to engage commercial production the least.

The International Whaling Commission banned commercial whaling in 1986 -- a ban that Iceland acceded to in 1989 -- but it exempted whaling for scientific reasons and for subsistence.

Infierno is a community of Ese'Eja native people, mestizos, and Andean colonists who have been allowed a land concession of 2,000 hectacres by the Peruvian government for reasons of future subsistence, ecotourism, and conservation.

That is, there is a further state of affairs \ q\) which is a (merely partial) reason for the subsistence of the first.

There are two major reasons for killing animals for subsistence and for profit, the two often going together.

Some households reportedly had returned to subsistence consumption for economic and food security reasons.

Karl Marx accepted Ricardo's labour theory of value (that the value of a product is based on the quantity of labour that went into producing it), but he subscribed to a subsistence theory of wages for a different reason than that given by the classical economists.

The traditional methods of wildlife hunting, like setting traps and snares are no longer sustainable as the reasons for hunting are largely moving from subsistence to commercial.

The bargaining theory is very attractive to labour organizations, for, contrary to the subsistence and wages-fund theories, it provides a very cogent reason for the existence of unions: simply put, the bargaining strength of a union is much greater than that of individuals.