Sentence examples for and the nets of from inspiring English sources

But pollution, the collection of eggs for food and aphrodisiacs and the nets of shrimp trawlers depleted their numbers.

"The fans here need to know about me and the Nets of Long Island".

In 1975, Valentino not only did the Yankees but also the Islanders of the N.H.L. and the Nets of the American Basketball Association, a team with a young Erving.

He scored 11,662 of his 30,026 points in five combined years with the Virginia Squires and the Nets of the A.B.A, and the rest as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers, whom he led to the N.B.A. title in 1983.

This implies absolute values of the elasticities of the wage with respect to the unemployment benefit level and to the net-of-tax rate of 0.1-0.2 0.1-0.2

"Customers are still coming to us, and the net of this is Cablevision doesn't get the benefit of our revenue," Mr. Rabe said.

Lawless does heat up after an hour or so, when Shia Lebeouf's Jack Bondurant starts selling liquor to gangster Floyd Banner (played with steely style by Gary Oldman, albeit too briefly) and the net of the law tightens around the brothers.

At higher pH levels, the number of -NH3+ species and the net of the interchain repulsive electrostatic forces are reduced.

Although there is no doubt that HGT often occurs among prokaryotes, the conundrum between the TOL and the net of life is far from being resolved (O'Malley and Boucher 2005; Bapteste et al. 2009).

And silver carp can ruin the nets of commercial fishermen.

Part magician and part clown, Claes Oldenburg slips through the nets of contemporary art criticism.