Sentence examples for set to fish from inspiring English sources

First, the initial terms are set to "Raynaud's disease" and "Raynaud's phenomenon" and the target terms are set to "fish oil" and "eicosapentaenoic acid" (an important active ingredient of fish oil).

A 2010 deadline was set to increase fish stocks to levels that could better handle the demands of commercial and recreational fishing.

With over 1 million plastic bottles sold a minute, plastic is set to outweigh fish in the oceans by 2050, an environmental menace that United Nations has dubbed a "planetary crisis".

While political operatives and journalists fish for information about the status of Gov. Frank Keating of Oklahoma in the Republican vice-presidential sweepstakes, Mr. Keating is actually set to go fishing in Alaska next week.

This was to be expected after the show's preview--Bruce Bochy's opening voiceover was set to a shark-fishing trip and cut with scenes from last year's World Series.

In addition, Alan Friedlander, a marine biologist at the University of Hawaii who has studied Palau points out, the expected increase in the catch of oceanic species in the 20% of Palau's waters where fishing is set to continue will alleviate pressure to fish in the near-shore reefs, where much of the seafood served to the tourists currently originates.

Gill nets that local fishermen set to catch shrimp and fish, including the critically endangered totoaba, have been their primary nemesis.

Vaquitas have been under serious threat since the 1990s, mostly from gill nets that local fishermen set to catch shrimp and fish, including the critically endangered totoaba.

This slot limit is set to ensure that mature fish are not removed from the fishery.

After entering their natal river, most fish were collected in a fish weir set to capture hatchery broodstock.

A stylish new hotel looks set to put the Turkish fishing village of Selimiye on the tourism map when it opens in May.