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"to subsist" in Spanish

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"to subsist" in Spanish
to subsist{intransitive verb}
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to subsist{intransitive verb}
As the inimitable Doctor Johnson once said 'Life cannot subsist ... but by reciprocal concessions'.
Tal como dijo el inimitable Doctor Johnson: "la vida no puede subsistir... sin concesiones mutuas".
Small stable rural communities could subsist on the natural resources in their environment without depleting them.
Las comunidades rurales pequeñas y estables podían subsistir con los recursos naturales en su entorno sin agotarlos.
The infrastructure in this area is poor, water shortages subsist and logistic lines are difficult.
Las infraestructuras de la zona son malas, subsiste la escasez de agua y los enlaces logísticos son difíciles.

CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "to subsist" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
subsist in the undivided unity of the divine nature.
indivisa unidad de la naturaleza divina.
Sixty per cent of the 50 000 or 70 000 refugees trying to subsist in the open in the forests of Kosovo are children!
El 60 % de entre los 50.000 y 70.000 refugiados que vegetan al aire libre en los bosques que rodean a Kosovo son niños.
And one of His signs is this that the heaven and the earth subsist by His command, then when He calls you with a single call, lo!
Pues, Suyo es cada uno de los seres que están en los cielos y en la tierra; todos obedecen fielmente Su voluntad.
Developing world countries should not have to subsist merely on aid; possibilities must be opened up for bringing their economies to life.
La diferencia entre estos y los elevados tipos de interés que los estatutos del Banco obligan a aplicar pueden compensarse por medio de bonificaciones.
members cannot functionally subsist if not in a superior unity which confers compactness and vitality to the whole body, the Church.
existir sustancialmente la variedad de sus miembros si no en una unidad superior que confiere compacteza y vitalidad al cuerpo entero, que es la Iglesia.