Sentence examples for survival work from inspiring English sources

Some on-demand workers are part-timers seeking survival work, akin to the comedian who waits tables on the side.

At least 34% may have been engaged in sex or survival work at the time of their deaths, and more than twice as many people were killed in the south-east as in any other region of the country.

While labor secures our survival, work builds the worlds that make us historical.

How hopeless it feels at this level: the continuous presence of seemingly insurmountable global challenges, the exhaustion of human incarnation, so many struggles of survival, work and relationship.

HERSPACE "The Art of Survival," works by artists who have personal experiences with breast cancer.

What I want to make the case for is those works of fiction that go beyond the positive, beyond stories of survival, works many wouldn't imagine offering help, would even want to keep out of the hands of the mentally fragile.

Nearly all of the personal accounts that I used for the book were in German, but there are some good English-language memoirs — notably, Ursula Mahlendorf's "The Shame of Survival: Working Through a Nazi Childhood" and Melita Maschmann's "Account Rendered: A Dossier on My Former Self".

Huw Denman, a private forester and member of the red squirrel project, said: "Small changes to the way woodlands are managed, like altering the proportions of tree species you plant, can make a huge difference to red squirrels survival". Working with local landowners, the project hopes to create a better future for red squirrels in Wales.

Traditional perceptions Paul Taulfrank is the Dibrugargh District Programme Coordinator for Young Child Survival, working for the Assam Branch of the Indian Tea Association ABITHAA).

Work for the Mexican may be crucial for survival but work is not the meaning of life.

Survival Sex Work is defined as: "the lack of opportunity to consistently refuse to work in dangerous circumstances" [ 21].