Sentence examples for agreeable climates from inspiring English sources

Because oceanic islands often have agreeable climates and attractive beaches, people have come to live, play and build homes and apartments, all of which have caused pressures on the native vegetation.

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It has an agreeable climate, beautiful nature and a vast amount of human resources.

Cape Cod is particularly known for its agreeable climate and areas of natural beauty, including the Cape Cod National Seashore (established 1961).

The result, despite some summer fog and heat and winter snow and ice, is a generally temperate and agreeable climate.

In the warm, agreeable climate of the Valles, corn, wheat, barley, alfalfa, grapes, flowers, strawberries, peaches, and vegetables are grown, and sheep and dairy cattle are raised.

Ill health dictated that he move to a more agreeable climate, so at the young age of twenty two he set off for California, sailing there through Panama.

The province was settled before the first world war by European farmers, lured to the area by free land and the mendacious promise of an "agreeable" climate (winters can feature temperatures of minus 50 degrees Celsius, and summers 40 degrees).

The islands, lacking natural resources other than their agreeable climate and picturesque beaches, have become heavily dependent on the income generated by the extensive tourist facilities and the financial sector that have been developed, often as a result of the injection of foreign capital.

The town's reputation as a haven for horse lovers originally bloomed in the late 1800s, when wealthy Northerners, including the Whitneys, Vanderbilts and Astors, discovered Aiken's agreeable climate and found that its loamy clay soil was perfect footing for their horses' hooves.

A small population, a rural economy, and an agreeable climate … in the summer at least.