Sentence examples for spawning grounds for from inspiring English sources

Porpoises, mangroves and spawning grounds for fish would all be put at risk.

Some west-flowing streams are spawning grounds for steelhead trout (spring) and Coho salmon (fall).

This study is the first to apply a GAM to evaluate the suitability of spawning grounds for the Chinese sturgeon.

The beaches often become spawning grounds for new practice ideas as surfers watch each other and talk with other surfers.

The classes are spawning grounds for ideas, although only a few get to the design stage or even closer to realization, as prototypes.

Last month, Assemblyman Jeffrey Klein, Democrat of the Bronx, charged that Indian reservations in New York were becoming spawning grounds for cigarette bootlegging.

But deep sea corals are vital both as habitats and spawning grounds for some fisheries species, and they are globally distributed from the Arctic to the Southern oceans.

In his teens he visited London, enrolling in a summer course at Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, spawning ground for Alexander McQueen, among others.

Kori Schake operates out of Stanford's Hoover Institution, the West Coast spawning ground for conservative thought.

The Connecticut River, for instance, was spawning ground for salmon multitudes until the 18th century construction of dozens of small energy-producing dams closed it off.

Here I would argue that drawing on Lawrence Lessig's work on the commons, the "brain" is a necessary but insufficient "spawning" ground for ideas that becomes actual.