Sentence examples for because the catch from inspiring English sources
Because the catch must be brought back to shore quickly, fishermen make frequent short trips rather than longer journeys which are more lucrative.
David Smith, a licensed elver fisherman from Southwest Harbor, said they were down to about $1,750 per pound, perhaps because the catch was so abundant in the first few days of the season.
The industry agreed to a shortened season this year to help protect the fishery, since the "classes" of 1997 and 1998 appear to be much weaker than this year's homecoming queens of 1996, and because the catch two years from now may not be as good, Mr. Schick said.
Because the catch of fish in these areas was lower, such measures would protect many species but wouldn't cut into the total catch as deeply, the authors argue in their report, published online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Mugford alleged he had discussed entering the house through the kitchen window because the catch was broken, and leaving it via a different window that latched when it was shut from the outside.
The state estimates that $19m has been lost in economic opportunities because of the catch limits.
Because of the catch, and a postponement in Boston, the Yankees extended their lead to five games in the American League East.
EPA has not realized their ideal of priority setting based on hazard and exposure information because of the catch-22 mentioned above.
And because of the restrictions, the catch is not consistently available.
To run smoothly, restaurants require several areas of operations — but there's the catch, because restaurants are crazy places.
Because the predators catch the infected prey more easily than the healthy ones, we have (c_{1}(t)leq c_{2}(t)).
