Sentence examples for fishing a problem from inspiring English sources

Overfishing is a recognised problem 450 species of fish live in the Adriatic Sea, including 120 species threatened by excessive commercial fishing, a problem exacerbated by pollution and global warming.

Unfortunately for the fish, a problem has emerged: many Internet companies bought into aquatic office ambience in the months before many dot-com stocks sank on the Nasdaq.

Illegal fishing is a problem pretty much everywhere that regulations meet fish.

Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing is a problem for marine resource managers, leading to depletion of fish stocks and negative impacts on marine ecosystems.

Although you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise: after all, the ads don't exactly scream "Unsustainable fishing is a problem".

This unlikely and often violent meeting of quaint pastime and airborne fish is a problem for wildlife officials.

Ms. Candler, from the seafood industry's Fisheries Institute, agreed that sales of black-market fish remained a problem, but said the best way to deal with it was for consumers to ask stores and restaurants to prove that their fish had been legally caught by showing the relevant documents.

As part of an attempt to "regulate" Thailand's migrant labour population, the junta has vowed to register all foreign labourers within one year and claims that migrant workers in the fishing industry are a "problem that must be urgently solved".

Illegal fishing also remained a problem, despite management reforms.

However, overfishing and the failure to conserve fish stocks properly, a problem throughout the Mediterranean, have reduced the contribution of fishing to the economy.

Hendrix and others in the industry counter that escaped fish are not a problem because, raised in pens and hand-fed, they lack the "fitness" to survive for long in the open ocean.