Sentence examples for subsistence with from inspiring English sources

The community around Au-Hun relies on subsistence with local people growing all their own food, managing livestock and securing water.

Nominally, at least, that puts North Korea's 24m people, many of whom are so destitute they supplement their meagre maize-based subsistence with grass and whatever else they can forage, under his heel.

It was not clear from the reports whether such changes represented a bold departure from the past or were simply in effect an acknowledgment of what has been known for some time -- that private markets provide much of the subsistence with which North Korea's 22 million people try to survive.

Some people depend solely on forests as their only source of subsistence, with its contribution sometimes being found to offset other household livelihood portfolios such as agriculture (McElwee 2010).

The 20th Anniversary Edition of Metal Gear released in Japan includes the first disc of Subsistence, with a second disc containing the MSX2 versions of Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2, without the other extra game modes that were featured in Subsistence (Snake vs. Monkey, Metal Gear Online, Secret Theater and Duel Mode).

Although improved market access may increase the incomes of developing country agricultural producers who are already part of the cash economy, it is likely to have little benefit for larger numbers of producers who are primarily oriented toward subsistence, with occasional local market sales – the problem of "two agricultures" [ 80]; see also [ 81].

Siatous was born in 1947 on the atoll of Peros Banhos – pictured here as a place of thatched huts and subsistence fishing, with a well-attended church complete with stained-glass windows.

Disparate lifestyles currently coexist within and between countries of the region – undernutrition with overweight, dietary changes and physical activity associated with subsistence farming and poverty, with those associated with sedentary lifestyles and wealth.

'Smaller farmers', with 0 1.5 hectares of land, in the context is mainly subsistence farmers, with no or little surplus crop to trade for cash.

In a country with the world's seventh-largest economy, Centro do Meio remained a subsistence community with a grave understanding of the difference between what the state promised and what it delivered.

£7.01 for subsistence – breakfast with overnight Reagan airport – no breakfast provided at hotel on 25/9/2008.