Sentence examples for trawling to from inspiring English sources

Critics liken trawling to harvesting timber by clear-cutting.

But it took me considerable Internet trawling to find even that scant picking.

Some have compared trawling to farming, saying that the nets plow the sea floor and "fertilize" growing flatfish.

Watling, for example, says he has defended his reputation by continuing to publish research, even while writing commentaries--including ones comparing trawling to clear-cutting a forest-- termed rants by my colleagues," he says ( Science, 18 December 1998, p. 2168).

While the principal focus has been on the range of operation conditions from trawling to free-sailing, other critical conditions such as bollard and high advance coefficients are also discussed.

TNC purchased vessels and trawl-fishing permits to mitigate the economic impact of these new closures, and leased these permits and vessels to fishermen with the requirement that they use less damaging fishing practices or limit trawling to less sensitive areas.

In that study, harvesting of the largest individuals, which is analogous to trawling, led to heritable changes towards smaller fish, slower growth, reduced fecundity, poorer viability of larvae, and diminished yield.

Marine biologists adapted traditional dredges and trawls to collect specimens from the ocean floor; and hoop nets were used to secure free-swimming animals.

On Monday, the department reduced the maximum tow time for skimmer trawls to 30 minutes from 55 because of an unusually high number of turtles in the area.

Insiders say the seminar followed an in-house trawl to find out how much coverage news bulletins gave to climate sceptics.

He was also more aware of the value of his extensive archive, which he meticulously trawled to select the 126 images included in the book.