Sentences with phrase «for sustenance»

Cattle for example provide a source of livelihood for women as they can use these for agricultural activities and production of food for the sustenance of their families.

The film surely rightly points out that this very speculative idea that our universe is just one of a very large number just makes the cosmos bigger, without thereby removing the apparent need for the sustenance of God.

There have been countless literary descriptions of men miraculously breast - feeding, from The Talmud to Tolstoy, where, in Anna Karenina, there is a short anecdote of a baby suckling an Englishman for sustenance while on board a ship.

Once it gets functional, it can take full control of producing the hormones that are necessary for the sustenance of pregnancy.

However, The Southwest American Indian ate this desert plant for sustenance during endurance contests to reduce appetite and increase energy.

Starting in a doctor's surgery, Liam walks aimlessly seeking for things to do, picking up discarded food for sustenance and eventually sleeping rough after a failed attempt to meet with former school friends in Oxford Street.

That report was released in May 2014, and substantiated the band members» claim that the Batchewana First Nation had the right to harvest timber resources for sustenance, trade or sale under the 1850 Robinson Treaty, which had likely not been extinguished under the 1859 Pennefather Treaty.

«Thank you fellow human for sustenance for Zuckerberg.

Together, Mister and Pete search for sustenance while attempting to avoid the violence that plagues their neighborhood.

Even worse, for many poor kids, subsidized school lunches on which they depend for sustenance essentially vanish during the summer months, leaving them both undertaught and underfed.

Though it is true Riggs was not lacking for riches prior to the Court match — he took his million out of the divorce settlement a year and a half ago by, as he puts it, «unloosening comingled properties» — he still tends to rely on others for sustenance.

According to the Qur» an, God made provisions for the sustenance and growth of countless varieties of creatures from microorganisms to the largest animals.

Though our domesticated pals don't have to hunt for sustenance like their wild ancestors, tapping into this innate behavior is a natural way to stimulate your cat.

Climate Himalaya: The Himalayan region consists of extremely fragile ecosystem, and source to 10 major Asian river systems, on which over 1.3 billion people rely for sustenance, water, livelihoods and prosperity.

During one scene, Beck goes to the bookstore to look for sustenance for her journey:

This is bad news, not only for fish but potentially for humans who rely on fish for sustenance.

-LSB-[Are you ready for sustenance farming in your back yard?

They were often turned to for sustenance during times of famine.

It will help accelerate the pace of developing improved rice varieties around the globe to feed a growing population, estimated to reach more than 9.6 billion by 2050, with half of humanity relying on rice for sustenance and livelihood.

(That is, unless you have one of those babies who uses your breast like a pacifier, and not for sustenance, like my son did.

The northern groups fanning the embers of war have never experienced the pains and after - effects of war because, if they had, they would always pray for the sustenance of peace, unity and stability.»

The vapor accompanying these particles was mostly water but contained trace amounts of simple organic compounds, as well as carbon dioxide and ammonia — all ingredients important for the sustenance and even origin of life.

You give thanks to the animal that gave up its life for your sustenance.

Mammary glands are the organs that, in the female mammal, produce milk for the sustenance of the young.

However, with rising costs of education, inflation affecting the prices of essential items, increase in the cost of medical and hospitalization expenses, the financial reimbursement received will not be enough to replace the monthly stream of income required for sustenance.

Meanwhile, North works as a circus performer with the Excalibur, a floating troupe of acrobats, clowns, dancers, and trainers who sail from one archipelago to the next, entertaining in exchange for sustenance.

While we might have hunting minigames, the NPC foxes will be hunting NPC rabbits for sustenance nonetheless.

Everyone else will probably experience a gag reflex when such an overload of cotton candy sweetness would be your only source for sustenance for the almost two hour duration.

The Dodge Journey is outright dated and the only way for sustenance is a major revamp.

«In species whose young completely depend on their caregivers for sustenance and protection, (this) response has a clear adaptive value, contributing to enhance offspring chances of survival,» said Borgi.

It is a necessity, not just for sustenance, but for all facets of our lives.

They are reliant on restaurants for sustenance, or else they «assemble» basic meals from ingredients purchased at stores.

Are you ready for sustenance farming in your back yard?

For a population that depended on the river for sustenance, its contamination would indeed be a huge problem.

The disciple who can fast, who can depend on God for sustenance for a whole day or two, will not be easy prey to purveyors of instant gratification and immediate solutions, or to advertising, which dominates the contemporary world, with its promise of rapid — and empty — reward.

For instance, on 9th June, 2017, the trio of Dondo Orsaa, Terhile Mbaloha and Teryima Ihiambe aka Clark were apprehended at various locations within Katsina - Ala LGA, Benue State for their sustenance of kidnap operations across Benue and Taraba States.

The hunter - gatherers analyzed in the study, called the BaAka pygmies, rely heavily on wild game, fish, and fruits and vegetables for sustenance.

«In a country like India, with a high population density and a high level of poverty, virtually every ecological niche is occupied by some occupational or cultural human group for its sustenance.

We need a natural world for sustenance and shelter, and we need our communities — families, friends, strangers — to realize who we were made to be.

God has planted crops for our sustenance — to produce wine, oil, and bread (grain).

He treats it as a means for his sustenance or as an object for his contemplation.

It's just a shame such a simple thing could bring it crashing to it's knees and begging for sustenance.

«The right prayer is not for persecution to go away but for sustenance through it,» he says.

After eons of scrambling for sustenance as wandering hunters, men started to raise enough food to permit some free time (which made possible the eventual development of culture).

threatened by not being needed, the child will return for the sustenance he needs when things go wrong and he needs temporarily to regress.

Wonderful for sustenance, metabolism, and beauty inside and out!