Sentence examples for needed to fish from inspiring English sources

Energy consumption per kg of trout or sea bass produced in RAS was 15 to 20 kWh/kg (Roque d'Orbcastel et al., 2009), which is in the range of the amount of energy needed to fish 1 kg of cod (5 to 21 kWh/kg; Ziegler, 2006).

Did you know, for instance, that fish will settle on the bottom of a lake when barometric pressure is high, and you need to fish deeper?

Most Western garlic has a peppery sharpness to it, and its larger cloves have tougher skin, so you may need to fish out some of the excess hard shards.

Families who need to fish for their meal should be able to, but until we have cleaned toxic sites that leach pollutants to the ecosystem, they can't do so without risk.

There's no need to panic yet, but we do need to fish less and get ourselves out of troubled waters.

The only way, I told myself, the only way is to understand completely what the people need to fish themselves out of their lake.

If it runs, you will need to fish again to catch another one.

If you want to catch larger females, you need to fish a little deeper, 10-15 feet into the water.

If old work, you will need to fish or snake the cable in the voids of walls, etc. instead.

If you suspect that the wheatgrass is clogging your blender, you may need to fish out the wayward wheatgrass before you continue blending.

That was all he needed to catch fish.