Sentence examples for fish trading from inspiring English sources

Today it stares forlornly out to sea, playing no part in the squid and fish trading going on under its nose.

The day's international fish trading has just begun, and buyers are milling about in bright yellow rubber boots, running slimy scales between their fingers, as hobbling cats nibble at the fishbones and guts strewn across the pavement.

The fishery (both capture fishery and fish trading) experienced declining in/out-degree centrality with development (Table 1, Fig 3).

Since the 1980s, Hong Kong has been the epicenter of the live fish trade.

Geoffrey Muldoon, director of the fund's live fish trade initiative, said the live trade was largely responsible for "the removal of juvenile or undersize and sexually immature fish".

Frankfurt's airport allows the city to play a key role in the fish trade, despite being hundreds of miles from the sea.Airports are also noisy and polluting.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 2 , 1938P. 34 REPORTER AT LARGE about a visit to Fulton Fish Market, and about tricks in the fish trade.

Since 2007, Gigha has provided award-winning halibut to the wholesale fish trade, easing the pressure on a wild stock that has almost collapsed.

Seventy-three million shares are killed each year for their fins (shark-fin soup is huge in Asia) or meat or just as collateral damage of the wider fish trade.

"We think that this might be due to the more heavily fished (overall) condition of reef fisheries in many parts of the Coral Triangle, where there is uncontrolled fishing and high demand for live groupers for the international live fish trade".

Evidence: "Of the 34 alien fish species with established feral populations in Australian waters, 22 are thought to have come into the country via the ornamental fish trade," writes Mark Lintermans.