Sentence examples for managers that trawl from inspiring English sources

Hedge funds and other asset managers that trawl the market looking to profit from abnormal pricing also won big.

Hamid wrote a computer program that trawls for interesting figures.

This would cut incentives for claims managers to trawl old cases.

This site offers human agents that trawl the Internet for you.

"Some managers think that way.

It has been suggested that trawling activities "farm the sea".

In areas with low natural disturbance, the biogeochemical impacts of trawling may be profound given that trawling kills macrobenthos and mixes sediments.

Overall, the researchers concluded that trawling had no effect on worm populations.

The present modelling study, though speculative, suggests that trawling in the benthos could enhance microbial carbon mineralisation pathways at the expense of metazoan faunal biomass and intense trawling could create considerable instability in benthic function.

Our preliminary assessment of the effects of trawling disturbance on carbon mineralisation and chemical concentrations in a soft sediment system implies that trawling can have profound effects on functional processes in benthic systems.

But trawling captains and some researchers working in Europe's North Sea have argued that trawling might have benefits too: By removing larger, longer lived competitors, frequent trawling could allow smaller, shorter lived organisms to flourish, including marine worms that are a favorite food of commercially valuable flatfish, such as sole.