Subsist

Some people in poverty may only subsist on bread and water.

The human body can subsist for several weeks without food, but only a few days without water.

The prisoner had to subsist on meager rations in the detention center.

The homeless man was barely able to subsist on the meager donations he received from passersby.

The roof is in such poor condition that it can barely subsist another storm.

The astronaut had to subsist on dehydrated food while in space.

The endangered species is struggling to subsist due to habitat loss.

The charity organization is able to subsist through the donations of generous supporters.

The university's reputation and endowment allow it to subsist as one of the top schools in the country.

The wildlife in the area can subsist on the natural resources available.

The peace talks subsist on the willingness of both sides to compromise.

The village can only subsist on the water from the nearby river.

The artist is able to subsist on the income from their art sales.

A house cannot subsist without a sturdy foundation.

The company can subsist on its own without external funding.

The country can only subsist by investing in renewable energy sources.

Without access to proper medical care, the patient could only subsist on painkillers for his chronic condition.

The fish population is able to subsist due to sustainable fishing practices.

The refugee camp only provided enough resources for the people to subsist.

The family had to subsist on rice and beans for weeks until they could afford to buy more groceries.

The ecosystem can subsist even in harsh environments.