Sentence examples for catches may be from inspiring English sources
A recent analysis of fishermen's log books indicates that catches may be down 50percentt or more from the 1995-98 average.
They could end up having to sell lower value fish or species for which there is less demand, meaning their catches may be worth less than if they could discard at will.
Thus, the high proportion of SAI in the Venezuelan catches may be due to greater catchability or density of this species in the southwestern Caribbean waters during the spawning season, which takes place close to summer in the northern hemisphere.
Further catches may be expected in the large mesh fishery, again possibly at a lower level than the squid fishery.
For Atlantic bluefin tuna, another well-studied species, officially reported catches may be significantly smaller than those actually taken, according to information from a trade-based statistical programme (Miyake, 1998) recently introduced by ICCAT.
It should be noted, however, that catch rates of northern fur seals in Japanese salmon research cruises have run at a long term average of slightly less than half those of Dall's porpoises (Table 5) so somewhat higher catches may be possible, although it should be remembered that research cruises results are not directly comparable to the commercial fishery.
One catch may be the remaining foreign-currency debt, bonds issued by the finance ministry.
Ice used to cool the catch may be loaded at the start of the voyage or produced on board.
The catch may be, according to Gwen Pastorelli, an agent for Mary Holder Real Estate, that high-end sellers are more savvy in the first place.
The catch may be sold directly to consumers from the boat or to middlemen who distribute the fish within a wider area.
Thus, investigation into the range of functional roles present in the catch may be possible even where reconstruction of unreported catches is challenging, while evaluation of the relative dominance of particular functions may be less robust in this context.
