Sentence examples for fishing becoming from inspiring English sources

"It worries me to think about hunting and fishing becoming activities for the landowning elite," Zinke, a former Montana congressman and an avid hunter and angler, said on March 2, his first day on the job.

"It worries me to think about hunting and fishing becoming activities for the land-owning elite".

This is the first study to show fish becoming amphibious to avoid predators.

Dr. Dudley said there were also anecdotal reports of dogs getting tipsy from eating fermenting dough and fish becoming inebriated from fermenting fruit fallen into rivers.

Cercariae are released to water and actively invade the mucosae or skin of the fish becoming encysted (metacercariae) in their muscles and soft tissues.

Flushed contraceptive pills are leading to a fifth of male fish becoming "intersex", according to recent findings, with some male river fish even producing eggs.

I have since learned that the eradication attempt at Palmyra Atoll resulted in bait getting into the water and fish becoming a contaminated food supply.

This may be due to the unnatural concentration of fish above the dam in the forebay, or to fish becoming trapped in turbulence or recirculating eddies below spillways, or to shocked, stressed and disoriented fish being more vulnerable to predators after turbine passage.

"How are you going to get any response from North Korea?" Illegal fishing is becoming a major threat to fish-stocks in the world.

Fishing is becoming increasingly important.

Destin landed, built a New England Colonial-style house and started a fishing business, becoming the first recorded white settler in the beach town that now bears his name.