Sentence examples for merits of fish from inspiring English sources
That fish oil is not used more widely to manage cardiovascular risk appears to reflect more the influence of pharmaceutical product marketing on the practice of 'evidence-based medicine' than the merits of fish oil relative to those of commonly used proprietary agents.
One moment biophysicist Matthew Turner was explaining that it's theoretically possible to make a computer using two shoals of fish, the next economist Robert Akerlof extolled the merits of anger as a tool for financial regulation.
This week, leading five customers through a store here, he breezed past the triple cream goat cheese, $39.99 a pound, and the fresh tuna, $19.99 a pound, to focus on the merits of beans, chicken thighs and frozen fish.
When environmentalists hoping to protect the delta narrowed their focus to the smallest and dumbest of fish, they came upon one whose numbers had dwindled enough to merit federal protection.
Ichthyophobia- Fear of fish.
Add more varieties of fish.
Research hardy types of fish.
Their conversations are restricted to meaningful debates on fishing the hardwater, like the merits of tipping one's jigs with either waxworms or mousies -- a type of fly larvae (read: maggot).
