subsistence造句怎么写

Between 1972 and 2002, about 24 percent of Papua New Guinea's rain forests were cleared or degraded by logging or subsistence agriculture, according to the WWF report.

We will steadily increase the minimum wage of workers, basic pensions of enterprise retirees, and subsistence allowances for both urban and rural residents.

Over the past few years they have been repeatedly inundated by spring tides, wiping out the islanders' vegetable and fruit gardens, destroying their subsistence and making their lives impossible.

The spillover of research results obtained in industrialized countries by the private sector has therefore had only a limited impact on the livelihoods of subsistence farmers in developing countries.

The individual balance seeks subsistence, while the collective one pursues development.

Zimbabweans have been reduced to subsistence (some survive on roots and berries), barter, and remittances and handouts from abroad.

The Tsimane's traditional subsistence economy depends on folk knowledge and learned skills that have quick pay-offs.

From involuntary idleness, servile dependence, penury, and useless labour, he has passed to toils of a very different nature, rewarded by ample subsistence.--This is an American....

The struggles of a female subsistence farmer in Africa seem remote from our lives here in the UK, but empowering women in the developing world is in our interest.

We should improve the systems of unemployment insurance and subsistence allowances for urban residents.

Where the islands of capitalism met the sea of subsistence labour, there was not a “beach”, but a “cliff”.

The “subsistence” wage itself might rise, for example.

These subsistence-level households sell the coconut kernels, from which the oil is extracted and used as vegetable oil and in the soap and cosmetic industries, for cash.

The economy may be reaching a point where even meeting subsistence demand requires an increase in output.