Sentence examples for state of spawning from inspiring English sources

Miyahara says they had to aim for something achievable, but the plan, which takes effect in 2015, will be reviewed and could be amended as early as 2016 depending on the state of spawning stocks.

The Badger State has a long tradition of spawning progressive politicians, but the state also has a streak of independence.

In the North Sea, because there are no safe havens, few fish of spawning age are spared, hence the parlous state of stocks.

During spawning the scale margins erodes, making it possible to identify years of spawning.

It has cast a pall over swaths of the Hoosier State, spawning an obsessive wave of amateur detective work from strangers across the country.

From Joey's quip, a millennial state of mind was spawned.

And "restoring calm" is embarrassingly hollow since it promises nothing more than a return to the pre-existing state of affairs than spawned the violence, in the first place.

The doctrine was most significant, argues Alpher, from the 1960s to the late 1980s, when faded in response to apparent progress in peace talks with the 'core' Arab states and the Palestinians, before re-emerging after 2010 with the Arab Spring as "years of Arab state dysfunction" spawned a new era of Arab revolution".

"He kind of spawned us all.

The state that spawned a generation of activists committed to shutting down nuclear reactors and crippling the industry has lately become a hotbed of advocacy and financial support for fighting global warming with, of all things, nuclear power.

A number of states have spawned litigation to make it tougher for injured people to have access to the justice system.