daily subsistence造句

• Most of Angoon's residents make daily subsistence use of the national monument.
• The fishermen helped the chieftain procure food for the village's daily subsistence in exchange for his hospitality.
• In general, citizens have more time to concentrate on political and social activities because they do not have to worry about daily subsistence.
• A high level of exercise, whether for athletic or body image purposes, or for daily subsistence, reduces energy calories available for reproduction and slows puberty.
• Mothers must meet daily subsistence needs, attend market activities, and cope with everyday family problems; these responsibilities leave little time to travel to the clinic to have their babies immunized.
• Earlier in 422 BC, we also see in Aristophanes ( " Wasps ", line 300 302 ) that the daily half-drachma of a juror is just enough for the daily subsistence of a family of three.
• The auditors found " the nonsubmission of donor reports, the absence of control over staff personal accounts, presumptive fraud, overpayments of the daily subsistence allowance, theft, the improper disposal of equipment and incorrect accounting practices relating to cash call forwards ."
• The result of these norms is that while micro-lending may enable women to improve their daily subsistence to a more steady pace, they will not be able to engage in market-oriented business practice beyond a limited scope of low-skilled, low-earning, informal work.
• The auditors listed such problems as " the nonsubmission of donor reports, the absence of control over staff personal accounts, presumptive fraud, overpayments of the daily subsistence allowance, theft, the improper disposal of equipment and incorrect accounting practices relating to cash call forwards ."
• Hugh Graf, a spokesman for the Broward County Sheriff's Department in Fort Lauderdale, Fla ., said that state law authorized the county to collect a $ 10 booking fee and a $ 3 daily subsistence fee from every inmate, but that the sheriff's department had never put a lien on a released inmate's property or tried to collect unpaid bills.