Sentence examples for subsistence to from inspiring English sources

The administration can help Africans make the transition from subsistence to commercial farming.

The bulk of the economy shifted from subsistence to commercial farming.

As America evolved from subsistence to commercial agriculture, an influential commercial class increased its power in nearly every colony.

Few dispensations have failed their people on the scale that Pakistan has: it exists solely to provide subsistence to the military establishment.

Such investments are crucial for the millions of African smallholder farmers aiming to escape poverty and move from subsistence to scale.

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

Relatively low government farm prices and the high cost and scarcity of consumer goods caused many producers to return to subsistence agriculture or to resort to smuggling.

A separate study issued by the United Nations found that Palestinians were apparently turning to subsistence agriculture to survive.

It is a pattern that first appeared in industrializing Europe in the 19th century — huge shifts from rural-subsistence to urban-professional lifestyles, and consumer-oriented economic development — and now replicates itself ad infinitum in the most unlikely corners of the world.

The local conservation group Madagasikara Voakajy also plans to work with the island's younger residents to develop alternative subsistence methods to hunting and poaching.

Earlier this week, the Indonesian Finance Ministry told the United Nations that it would provide subsistence grants to survivors and grants to help rebuild homes.