Sentence examples for attractive climate from inspiring English sources

The state's attractive climate and landscape can also be counted among its most valuable resources.

Tennessee, for instance, has the second lowest cost of living, an attractive climate and scores well on access to health care, too.

But the report suggested that developing countries foster a more attractive climate for investors with a "transparent, stable and predictable framework for private investment".

Pillows made of cotton, wool, or synthetic cotton are less expensive, but they make a more attractive climate for dust mites.

Florida is a growing state with an attractive climate, wonderful recreation opportunities and the kind of diversity that is important to young people.

Unusually for such documents, it also highlighted ways in which the country could benefit from milder winters and drier summers, such as fewer cold-related deaths, better wheat crops and a more attractive climate for tourists.

Black carbon and methane are attractive climate-change mitigation targets because they are relatively short-lived in the atmosphere compared with carbon dioxide, with emission restrictions leading to fairly rapid benefits.

And the first step in building an attractive business climate, she says, is concentrating on basic services.

Now that Moscow is in (assuming the Duma ratifies the accession this summer), European officials are looking for "a more attractive investment climate," particularly in the energy field.

This is of course highly attractive to climate change sceptics, wind power refuseniks and others on the Conservative side of the coalition, but opposed by the more enlightened – and often Lib Dem – politicians such as the energy secretary, Ed Davey.

David Dollar, a World Bank official in Beijing, played down the importance of the central government in relieving poverty, saying provincial results had much more to do with the success of local officials in creating an attractive investment climate.