Sentence examples for fish fur from inspiring English sources

Canada's economic development historically depended on the export of large volumes of raw materials, especially fish, fur, grain, and timber.

All those alluring Levantine imports were overshadowed in the British economy by the massive Atlantic traffic of fish, fur, tobacco, slaves – to say nothing of sugar, which ousted currants as the scourge of English teeth.

Following fish, fur, and forests, fossil fuels are just the latest in a series of resources whose extraction whose exploitation we have organized our society around.

The Department of Poultry, Fish and Fur Animals performs research, diagnostics and advisory services concerning diseases and zoonoses in poultry, fish, fur animals, wildlife and pets.

Seeking fish, furs, and converts in a chilly, difficult land, they failed to plant strong agricultural settlements.

Different groups of Europeans came at different times to develop and export the abundant fish, furs, forests, and minerals.

Founded about 1810 and named for the Houma, the settlement early developed as a fishing, fur, and shrimp port.

The chief cities are Sitka on Baranof and Ketchikan on Revillagigedo, and the islands are chiefly supported by lumbering, fishing, fur collecting, and mining.

The buffer zone offered Norway and Novgorod taxing rights over the indigenous Sami and freedom to exploit the fish and fur of the region.

The department is a national reference laboratory for infectious diseases in poultry, fish and fur animals, as well as the EU and OIE reference laboratory for fish diseases.

A trade centre for centuries, Bergen exported fish and furs and imported grain and manufactured goods.