Sentence examples for subsistence success from inspiring English sources
By the beginning of the Holocene, greater subsistence success allowed exponential population growth, coinciding with agricultural origins in several world regions.
The loss of sea ice as a hunting platform for local native residents could have a profound impact on their subsistence hunting success, and it would be more dangerous to hunt in more open water [259].
Her taking charge as untitled director of "Arthurdale," a West Virginia community of resettled coal mining families through the 1933 National Industrial Recovery Act's Federal Subsistence Homestead Division was a mixed success.
After years of mere subsistence living he was able to enjoy success.
The atomic agency had similar success in the Peruvian Andes, where some three million people live on subsistence farming.
"Success" is often just a fancy word for "luck," but a recurrence of it suggests the subsistence of design.
Villagers were subsistence farmers.
Superfluity rather than subsistence.
"It's subsistence farming.
Most Rwandans are subsistence farmers.
That's just basic subsistence.
