Sentence examples for catch consumption from inspiring English sources

The main motivation for resident anglers was enjoying tranquility, followed by catch consumption.

A tuberculosis sufferer, as was John it is possible that she caught "consumption" from him (see Packe 1954, 360)—she died of a respiratory failure on 3 November 1858.

Regardless of whether the fish was commercial or sport caught, consumption prevalence was positively correlated with household income (p-values < 0.0001).

Fortunately, a new report released this week by Oceana demonstrates that full-chain traceability for our seafood - a full accounting of its path from catch to consumption - is both achievable and beneficial.

There is great demand for fish, and total catches for consumption in Mediterranean countries both from within and outside the region constitute a significant portion of the total world catch.

Researchers have previously found microplastics in fish caught for consumption in the Great Lakes, and scientists suggest plastic debris could easily make its way into the intestines of fish-eating humans.

Over 60% by weight of all crustaceans caught for consumption are shrimp and prawns, and nearly 80% is produced in Asia, with China alone producing nearly half the world's total.

If India as well as China were to catch up, world consumption rates would triple.

("Consumption catch thee!" is his embittered idea of a hearty welcome).

"World cotton production is unlikely to catch up with consumption for at least two years," said Sharon Johnson, senior cotton analyst with the First Capital Group, in an e-mail.

Those shifts and other changes designed to catch up with consumption patterns made it impossible to directly compare the January data to earlier months.