Sentence examples for hurt fish from inspiring English sources
The recovery plan has been in the works for several years; further delays can only hurt fish stocks that are already in poor shape.
Efforts to spare marsh birds may hurt fish; a wetland may be protected, but only by diverting oil to a sandy beach; attempts to clean up the oil may involve trampling marshes or polluting the air.
The Ukip leader said he had never read the 486 pages of policy documents that were published alongside Ukip's manifesto in 2010, which included plans to repaint trains in traditional colours, bring in a uniform for taxi drivers, and ban offshore windfarms amid fears they could hurt fish.
Besides being unsightly, the blooms hurt fish in the lake by decaying and consuming massive amounts of oxygen, creating dead zones.
The devices, sometimes called "fish magnets," severely hurt fish populations and trap other creatures, such as sea turtles and sharks, in waiting nets.
The groups contend that lower river flows could alter the habitats of certain fish and migratory birds, including ducks, and thus hurt fishing and hunting.
It can take years for some trawled grounds to recover, and critics say the damage hurts fish populations.
They want to know what it's doing to the waterways, whether it's hurting fish or invertebrates such as the insects on which fish depend.
Nelson had been pushing environmental issues for some years, initially worried that water pollution was hurting fishing, canoeing, and other forms of outdoor recreation in his state.
Holding fish vertically without support can hurt the fish.
It doesn't hurt the fish at all, and we return the fish back to their original waters after we are done spawning them.
