Sentence examples for the subsisting from inspiring English sources
verb
To survive on a minimum of resources.
The non-momentary identity of a legal system is a function of the subsisting identity of the community whose legal system it is.
As Alexander Hamilton noted in Federalist No. 21, a "most palpable defect of the subsisting Confederation, is the total want of a to its laws.
The subsisting peptidome encompassed 5169 distinct heart-associated peptides, of which 1293 (25%) had not been identified in a recent Drosophila peptide compendium.
The foremost research questions in this context are: who are the subsisting eHealth and mHealth actors in Bangladesh; and what spectrum of services are being covered?
However, the subsisting solutions rely on a trust scoring system and utilize a single centralized server for these calculations.
If we consider the subsisting objects as those that are abstract, and if we take only concrete objects as existing, the resulting picture ideologically is not significantly different from the one favored by the deflationary nominalist.
She locates the desperation inside the housewife subsisting on tabloid fantasies in Amanda McBroom's "Dreaming".
The makers of the things subsisted on the move.
The eggs are retained in or on the parent's body, but the larvae subsist on the yolks of their eggs and receive no nourishment from the adult.
And yet the book subsists, the seat sustains.
And, again, it is America that is the model where the country subsisted with hardly any form of government throughout the revolution and the subsequent period.
