Sentence examples for a benign climate from inspiring English sources

We are lucky to live in a benign climate, without the extremes that characterise many other parts of the world.

A benign climate blesses their exchange, and he can tell her not that he wishes to marry Harriet, but that he loves her.

Blessed with natural resources, a benign climate across much of its southern regions, an educated workforce and access to the Black Sea, this should be a wealthy country.

Not only did Europe enjoy a benign climate with adequate rainfall, but the Mediterranean littoral, including the Middle East, apparently received considerably more moisture than it does today.

Moreover, in the Early Holocene (9,000 5,900 YBP) the Sahara was not the hyper-arid desert of present times, but a savanna ecosystem with a benign climate that supported herding activities2.

What the Alps and Pyrenees are to road riders, southern Spain's Sierra Nevada national park is to mountain bikers: endless rolling trails and precipitous descents, with the advantage of a benign climate that permits year-round riding.

A period of solid growth creates a more benign climate in which some of those weaknesses can be addressed.

The terrain of the North Island is much less precipitous than that of the South and has a more benign climate and greater economic potential.

The Latitudinal Biotic Interaction Hypothesis posits that biotic interactions are more intense at low than at high latitudes because a more benign climate and higher species diversity at low latitudes lead to stronger interactions [5, 6].

He said: "With a pinch of luck, by 2015 [when the new agreement should be signed] the current economic crisis will be behind us, creating a more benign climate for governments to make commitments the world needs in order to tackle climate change effectively and business needs to survive and prosper".

Fiji’s generally benign climate is punctuated by climatic extremes in the form of hurricanes and floods and, more insidiously, drought.