Sentence examples for fisheries of from inspiring English sources

At least not at the levels needed to sustain commercial and recreational fisheries of certain species.

It created a vast lake in a north Peruvian desert, and ruined the fisheries of Chile.

Most of the major fisheries of the world are located on them.

The rich fisheries of the coast provided the major impetus for European involvement in the area.

Like the Arctic ice and the fisheries of the Grand Banks, off the coast of Newfoundland, water was a given.

Once regarded as "trash" fish, sharks and rays are increasingly represented in the fisheries of most countries.

Idkū's isthmus position enables it to capitalize on the fisheries of both the lagoon and the Mediterranean.

Their wings are mottled and olivaceous on mountain fisheries of acidic water chemistry, but are more yellowish and less darkly mottled on lime-rich streams of central Pennsylvania.

Since the early 1970's, the tuna have declined -- along with cod, swordfish, halibut and so many other species in the ruined fisheries of the Northeast.

From the construction sites of Qatar to the fisheries of Thailand, and the garment factories of India and Bangladesh, the brutal routine of forced labour will continue unabated.

Amrapali has also popularized traditional styles from across southern India, including the gold Guttapusal pearl and gemstone necklace, which originated near the pearl fisheries of the Coromandel Coast.