Sentence examples for could be netted from inspiring English sources

It jumped three times as I led it down out of the fast water so it could be netted, weighed and released.

The women from Houston said they were also drawn by the unusually inexpensive seats in the rear mezzanine, whose prices were reduced in the last couple of years after the show's general managers calculated that more money could be netted by selling that frequently empty section at cut rates.

But whether the legislation could be net-beneficial to the Republican Party depends on the assumptions you make.

If you don't treat people, they tend to be really miserable and off work and on sickness benefits and in hospital and then they cost the taxpayer, when they could be net contributors in financial and social terms".

Based on this analysis, there are design and operational conditions under which submerged AnMBRs could be net energy positive and contribute to the pursuit of carbon negative wastewater treatment.

The end result could be net pay cuts of as much as 15% by 2014.

But when it's core business rests on gambling, with all the social problems this can entail – some question whether it could ever be net positive for wellbeing.

Crusts were a small net contributor to CO2 efflux in the dry season but could be a net CO2 sink in the wet season.

There is good reason for vigorous backpedaling: getting too nasty could be a net negative for Romney.

She believes that Turkana could be a net food exporter, if the underground aquifers are properly exploited.

That wicket could be a net win for them because Stokes never really got going in that innings.