Sentence examples for too much shellfish from inspiring English sources
And Reyes has been hampered by hamstring problems in his career, but his current ailment is a mysterious thyroid condition, which has been blamed on eating too much shellfish.
Women who eat too much shellfish before pregnancy, particularly crabs and lobsters, may increase their chance of having babies who are small for their gestational age (SGA), report French scientists in an article posted online 24 October 2007 ahead of print in Environmental Health.
Like omega-3s, the chances of getting too much increase if several sources are consumed, like zinc-rich foods (red meat, shellfish), on top of a supplement, and products fortified with zinc, such as nasal sprays or throat lozenges.
Our waitress responded to my timid questions about the oysters with a pseudopopulist arrogance that implied I was both hopelessly out of touch with the everyday experience of fishermen and boat owners, and too much a rube to comprehend the subtle distinctions of taste and class that characterized the world of the fancy shellfish.
If too much oxygen is removed, the water body develops a "dead zone"—an area that can no longer support finfish, shellfish, or most other aquatic life.
