Sentence examples for fish shortage from inspiring English sources
But Indian officials attribute the fish shortage to environmental factors, like unusually warm lake water in recent years.
A kilogram of Shahin's feseekh (about 2.2 pounds) goes for about $13, nearly twice what it cost last year because of a fish shortage, he said.
Why you should know about them: CEO and co-founder Dominique Barnes is trying to solve the problems of global fish shortage — for context, we'll be an estimated 80 million tons short by 2020". Our technology allows us to recreate the texture and nutrition of seafood with plants & algae," she wrote on their website.
In years of fish shortage, the whole colony may experience a longer fledgling period but the normal range is 38 to 44 days, by which time chicks will have reached about 75% of their mature body weight.
There has been a wave of strandings and pups straying into populated areas caused by fish shortages and their mothers having to go further much afield to hunt.
Despite fish shortages, storms and sinkings, this group of fiercely independent fishermen has survived and makes up the state's last surviving fleet.
Written by Jared Bush (in his second Disney-produced screenplay of the year, after "Zootopia"), the movie begins on the beautiful South Pacific island of Motunui, where, mere minutes after providing a buoyant musical introduction to their lush agrarian paradise, the villagers suddenly find their way of life threatened by crop disease and fish shortages.
However, due to severe food shortages, fish theft is widespread.
Many, including the FAO, predict a worldwide shortage of fish oil within the decade.Technology may help to avert it.
The talking Flounder, being both the evil daemon and the central consciousness of the piece, has a natural class interest in flounder's not being eaten, so there is a shortage of fish recipes in "The Flounder".
Some researchers think the changing climate may be disrupting the food chain in the birds' winter destination, Antarctica, leaving them too weak to breed in Maine.The shortage of fish prompted 3,500 Arctic and common terns to abandon their nests on Machias Seal Island, once the largest tern colony in the Gulf of Maine, from around 2006.
