Sentence examples for fish meaning from inspiring English sources
Too many boats have been chasing too few fish, meaning that 88% of commercially caught species are being fished beyond their maximum sustainable yield.
This ancient fish split off from Teleost fish long ago, and hasn't evolved as rapidly as the Teleost fish, meaning it serves as a better representation of a common ancestor, Gehrke said.
Scientists describe the Spratlys as biological "stepping stones" for successive generations of corals and fish, meaning that larvae float hundreds of miles toward the Spratlys on ocean currents and stop in eddies near their corals to breed.
The toxins are first eaten by filter feeders on the sea floor, like bivalve molluscs, then by larger creatures like crabs, and then fish - meaning the PCBs accumulate all the way up the food chain, with killer whales and dolphins getting the largest doses.
Radium bioaccumulates in fish, meaning that the more a fish ingests contaminated water or soil over its lifetime, the more radium it will contain.
The combined mass of these smaller fish is greater than that of those grocery store fish, meaning the input is greater than the output.
Gerbils will most likely chew off the insulation of your fish tank, meaning that once you've used an aquarium for your gerbils, it cannot be used again for fish, as it will leak.
My own father was more inclined to send detailed handwritten coaching notes to the Cubs' management, some of whom Dad called "fish-hooks" meaning cheap.
"Our fish have deep meaning for us, spiritually," said Albert John, executive director of fisheries for the tribe.
One of Cardiff's biggest breakthroughs was getting the NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership to sign the sustainable fish pledge recently, meaning that all hospital fish meals in the city – and right across Wales – will only be made using sustainable fish.
ON THE PLATES Two fish tacos deluxe (meaning with guacamole) for Mr. Leone ($8), a fish taco and a taco al pastor (both deluxe, $4 each), for Mr. Cerasulo.
