Sentence examples for damaging fish from inspiring English sources
"This is the most potentially damaging fish introduction the United States has ever faced," Walter Courtenay, a Florida ichthyologist, said last week.
It's true the Angling Trust is campaigning to reduce the red tape in getting a licence to control cormorants, which are damaging fish stocks on many rivers, but we do not want to rid our waterways of these birds.
Nitrogen is one of the primary causes of hypoxia — low levels of dissolved oxygen that each summer makes hundreds of square miles of habitat unsuitable in the Sound, damaging fish and plant life.
A lifelong fisherman, Mr. Fitz is part of a very unusual business arrangement with the Nature Conservancy, an environmental group that is trying to transform commercial fishing in the region by offering a model of how to keep the industry vital without damaging fish stocks or sensitive areas of the ocean floor.
In addition, in their efforts to sustain declining fish catches, people resort to extremely damaging fishing methods such as dynamite and poisons.
Jellyfish are blamed for damaging fishing, shutting down power and desalination plants, and upsetting swimmers.There is one man, though, who may be justified in saying "I told you so".
While praising moves to tackling damaging fishing practices and the ash dieback epidemic, the 41 groups say the government is failing to protect the green belt, reverse declines in wildlife, and improve the welfare of farm animals.
The negative impact of demersal fishing gears on the marine environment may be mitigated by utilizing less damaging fishing gears.
Danajon Bank is beset by climate change, overfishing, overdevelopment, pollution, and damaging fishing practices.
A suit by Phi Kappa Psi could lead to a potentially damaging "fishing expedition" by lawyers into the fraternity.
TNC purchased vessels and trawl-fishing permits to mitigate the economic impact of these new closures, and leased these permits and vessels to fishermen with the requirement that they use less damaging fishing practices or limit trawling to less sensitive areas.
