Sentence examples similar to attention from fish from inspiring English sources
Most attention to the risks from fish consumption has focused on recreational anglers and on fish caught by individuals, but the majority of fish that people eat are purchased from commercial sources.
The Fishery Law from 1994 pays much more attention to fish caught in natural waters than to aquaculture.
Both the Bush administration and Congress are paying attention to fish farming, mostly because so many of the aquacultured products Americans eat come from abroad.
Worried that a shiny metal object on your wrist may attract attention from unfriendly schools of fish?
Fish protein hydrolysates (FPH) have gained increasing attention as nutritious fish products.
In 1251, the sheriffs were ordered to pay fourpence a day towards the upkeep for the King's polar bear; the bear attracted a great deal of attention from Londoners when it went fishing in the Thames.
But it's also begun to attract the attention of bigger fish.
Flexible natural armors from fish, alligators or armadillo are attracting an increasing amount of attention from their unique and attractive combinations of hardness, flexibility and light weight.
Flexible natural armors from fish, alligators or armadillo are attracting an increasing amount of attention for their unique combinations of hardness, flexibility and light weight.
According to witnesses, he became agitated at the sight of the leak, tried unsuccessfully to restart the engine, and then poured petrol on to a blanket and set it on fire: he appeared to be trying to attract attention from the shore, or to bring fishing boats to their aid.
