Sentence examples for a suitable climate from inspiring English sources

Yunnan's first coffee growers, 19th-century European missionaries, found a suitable climate for their bitter juice, but little native interest in drinking it.

For exchanges like the above to take place, there has to be a suitable climate, both political and cultural, that permeates the domestic and international scene.

Perhaps as a child, with a widowed mother trying to make ends meet and find a suitable climate for Edith's consumptive elder sister Mary, Nesbit had experienced the admonishment issued by Mother to Phyllis in The Railway Children : "Jam or butter, dear - not jam and butter.

"One of the adaptation strategies for grape growers will be to move into areas that have a suitable climate," said Rebecca Shaw, a scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund and an author of a new paper to be published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Japan is a mostly warm and humid country with a suitable climate for growing trees.

A suitable climate and the easy availability of food make the Hokersar wetland reserve in Indian-administered Kashmir a favourite destination for nearly a million migratory birds every winter.

When shifting its range to a more suitable climate, a species may encounter others that are strong competitors and that will prevent its establishment, and in the event of no other suitable climate -- or better dispersal abilities -- lead to its eventual extinction due not to lack of available habitat, but rather lack of available living conditions.

Through the early twentieth century, asthmatics were advised to move to a more suitable climate, or to vacation in one during their worst season.

I was the one armed with questions but the first one was from Clinton to me: "Is Ali still living in Berrien Springs?" Ali left there in 2007, moving to Scottsdale, Arizona and a more suitable climate.

At the fine scale factors such as soil, aspect, and surrounding vegetation will have a role in determining the establishment of individuals given an otherwise suitable climate.

False positives may be produced when environmental factors not considered in the analysis preclude establishment and spread of the introduced species in an otherwise suitable climate.