Sentence examples for endangered trade from inspiring English sources

By and large he has been plying an increasingly endangered trade.

Tuna species of the genus Thunnus, such as the bluefin tunas, are some of the most important and yet most endangered trade fish in the world.

He still seems confident that his stockpile will make him a fortune.Small fish, too, are endangered by trade.

Under endangered species trade rules, exporting countries must base their hunts on scientific studies and limit harvests "to maintain the species throughout its range and at a level consistent with its role in the ecosystem in which it occurs".

The programmer-turned-eco-evangelist is testing ways to do the same thing for elephants, pangolins and tigers – all endangered animals traded on the black market for their parts.

But critics have long warned that some mixtures can also contain naturally occurring toxins, contaminants like heavy metals, added substances such as steroids that make them appear more effective, and traces of animals that are endangered and trade-restricted.

Because of heavy sanctions placed on the country for its nuclear weapons testing, North Korea has long run a series of "side businesses" like drug trafficking, endangered species trading, money laundering and currency counterfeiting to provide hard cash to the Kim regime.

Sequoia, which says the discrepancies were because of human error by poll workers, insists that allowing an outsider to access its equipment would endanger its "trade secrets".

SEOUL, South Korea South Koreaea listed 126 Iranian companies and individuals for economic sanctions on Wednesday, including a major banking operation, despite Iran's warnings that the penalties would endanger growing trade and energy ties.

Pernambuco is now an endangered species, its trade limited mostly to existing stocks.

For three years the market has openly traded endangered species including sun bears and pangolins, in conditions so bad that many animals die of neglect.