Sentence examples for are very temperate from inspiring English sources

I think this is what their market success derives from, that they are very temperate with everyone.

In this case, this is how a strategic partner speaks of the "feeling" of the company for the selection of suppliers, which is typical of its risk-taking behaviour and of its pioneering role in the market: I think this is what their market success derives from, that they are very temperate with everyone.

For one thing, they had all liked to drink a bit then, and now they were very temperate.

"It's a unique place for skiers to visit because the weather is very temperate compared with the States, which has very cold temperatures in ski spots.

In this equatorial region, while a season of warm and cold can be delineated, differentiation between seasons are very different than temperate climates, thus a seasonal distribution for these viruses may not be found [ 26- 28].

It is a fact that diplochorous traits in the tropical flora of Galápagos result from endozoochorous coupled with epizoochorous or thalassochorous traits, which are very rare in temperate floras (only four cases in Europe).

Thus the temperate zones are very wide and the range of plants that can be grown in them is enormous, probably greater than in either the subtropical or tropical zones.

The genetic differences between tropical and temperate japonica are very small [16] as compared to high degree of polymorphism observed between indica and japonica sub-species in rice [3] [4], [15].

Daddy longlegs are very widely distributed, and they are abundant in both temperate and tropical climates of both hemispheres.

Summers are warm and humid with frequent thunderstorms, winters are very cold and dry, and spring and fall are temperate.

Have students evaluate the photographs and respond to the following prompt, written on the board prior to class: "These two photographs represent the temperate coastal rain forest region in Canada, yet are very different in appearance.