Subsistence

The monk lived a life of subsistence, focusing on meditation and spirituality rather than material possessions.

The settlers had to learn subsistence farming in order to survive in the new land.

The monk's subsistence involved living a simple life without material possessions.

The hiker carried only the essentials for subsistence during the week-long trek.

The tribe's subsistence was based on hunting and gathering in the forest.

The survivalist's knowledge of subsistence allowed him to live off the land for months at a time.

The self-sufficient community was able to achieve subsistence through sustainable agriculture.

The subsistence of the contract terms were clearly outlined in the agreement.

The refugees were struggling to find subsistence in the overcrowded and under-resourced camp.

The survivalist's guide taught him how to identify edible plants for subsistence in the wilderness.

The crew of the stranded ship had to rely on subsistence until they were rescued.

His subsistence on the island was dependent on his ability to catch fish and gather coconuts.

The nomads' subsistence depended on moving from place to place in search of food and water.

The subsistence of her writing skills impressed the editor and earned her a job.

The subsistence of the information provided was enough for the investigation to proceed.

The subsistence of the technology was outdated and needed to be replaced.

The subsistence of her explanation left much to be desired.

The subsistence of his skills made him the best candidate for the job.

Her lifestyle was based on the subsistence philosophy of living off the land.

Many indigenous cultures have relied on subsistence farming for centuries.

The survival skills they learned in their subsistence upbringing proved useful in the wilderness.

The nomadic tribe moved from place to place in search of subsistence resources.

The extreme weather conditions made subsistence farming a difficult way of life.