Sentence examples for profitable fish from inspiring English sources

They have created a new agricultural industry for faltering farmers who turned their rice and soybean fields into profitable fish farms in one of the poorest regions of the country.

Larger, more profitable fish prey on the small fish used for fish-based meal if more small fish are left in the ocean as a food source, large fish would be more plentiful, generating $11.7 billion as opposed to the only $5.3 billion they reel in now.

As another example, Chilean sea bass has emerged as one of the most popular and profitable fish in U.S. restaurants (Cascorbi 2006).

Although the bluefin tuna used in sushi is high in mercury and ecologically fragile, a recently proposed international ban on bluefin fishing failed after it was vetoed by a number of countries, including Libya, Cyprus, Malta, Spain, France, and Italy, all of which border the Mediterranean and have a stake in the trade of this highly profitable fish (Abend 2010).

Known as grading, this process segregates the larger, more profitable fish from the smaller, less profitable fish.

He said: "To deliver a profitable fishing industry, we must fish sustainably now and in the future.

On 15 December 2010 she addressed the fisheries council in a speech called Fishing Opportunities 2011, "to ensure a profitable fishing sector that can rely on healthy stocks".

(AP) — Fishery managers trying to protect rare sea turtles from dying in fishing nets have chosen a Cape Cod company to build a device that they think can help balance turtle protection with profitable fishing.

In December Radio Free Asia claimed that an armed clash took place between soldiers and Mr Jang's agents over control of a profitable fishing spot off the west coast.

A spokesperson for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said: "Quotas play a crucial role in ensuring the sustainability of our stocks, striking a balance between a profitable fishing industry and flourishing marine environment.

It gives rural communities first purchase rights for full estates that come up for sale, a chance to buy profitable fishing, grazing and mineral rights and, in its most controversial passages, empowers groups of 20 families or more to compel a landlord to sell them the land they work.