Fromentin

[ fraw-mahn-tan ]

noun

1. Eu·gene [œ, -, zhen], 1820–76, French painter, critic, and author.

Example Sentences

An example of good practice is fishing arapaima, one of the world’s largest freshwater fish, in Brazil’s Amazon, co-chair of the report Jean-Marc Fromentin of France told the AP.

From Seattle Times

“It was a move from an unsustainable to a sustainable situation,” Fromentin said.

From Seattle Times

Dr Jean-Marc Fromentin, co-chair of the assessment for France, said rural people in developing countries were most at risk from unsustainable use, and had few alternatives, "often forcing them to further exploit wild species already at risk".

From BBC

Yet the focus of this latest assessment was to provide a more optimistic outlook on how wild species can be sustainably used by people around the world, said Jean-Marc Fromentin, also one of the co-chairs.

From New York Times

La Princesse de Montpensier is credited with inspiring Stendhal more than a hundred years later and Eugène Fromentin two centuries on.

From The Guardian