Sentence examples for survival practice from inspiring English sources

This is doubtless because this diminishes the need for marginalised populations to turn to employment in informal enterprises as a survival practice of last resort in the absence of alternatives.

These depended on the nature of the survival practice and whether individuals were assessing their own or another persons practice when attitudes tended to be more negative.

Also, I had never really taken on the fact that boarding school had been his whole life, not just a one-off traumatic event or unfavourable circumstance but an entire upbringing, and so the problems he faces are not just bad habits or infuriating traits – they are the result of a decade of ingrained survival practices".

Partnering with the private sector to increase community awareness and adoption of key child survival practices.

There were mixed feelings towards the various survival practices of health professionals in Malawi.

 - The lack of further progress in coverage of breastfeeding practices across the IHSS programme period highlights a need for further investment and emphasis to ensure that trained relais and traditional birth attendants are effective at promoting these key child survival practices.

We have included each of these treatment modalities as separate variables into the models to assess their independent impact on survival; this practice is consistent with prior analyses based on cancer registry data [ 5, 68- 70].

His interest in survivals of practice and behaviour from earlier cultures led him to develop a theory of social evolution, outlined in his book Primitive Marriage: An Enquiry into the Origin of the Form of Capture in Marriage Ceremonies (1865, reissued as Studies in Ancient History, 2nd series, 1896, and again as Primitive Marriage, 1970).

Primitive cultures that relied on agriculture for survival often practiced fertility rites designed to please the gods in the hope of being blessed with abundant crops.

All that does is increase the likelihood that an institution already working its tail off under stress may collapse; or far worse, force them to adopt survival business practices that cause even more harm to the U.S. economy -- say like not lending and letting the U.S. industrial base languish for another half-decade.

This stereotactic radiosurgery not only improved local tumor control but also overall survival when practiced in patients with a solitary brain metastasis.