Sentence examples for become more temperate from inspiring English sources

Candidates may rage about China on the campaign trail, but when in office they become more temperate.

While North Korea's back-channel diplomacy has become more temperate in recent years, the Communist propagandists at K.C.N.A. still regularly promise "strikes without mercy by the steadfast and ever-vigilant People's Army".

They concluded that the ancestor of North American oaks arose near the Arctic Circle, and gradually spread southward as the climate became more temperate.

We agree that nosocomial transmission may become more common in temperate areas as more travelers return home with acute dengue fever.

Predictions based on climate change scenarios indicate that more intense and longer heat events are likely to become more frequent in temperate zones.

With global change, minimum temperatures have become more variable within the temperate-subtropical zone that occurs across the peninsula and this variation is strongly associated with delayed flowering among Florida plants.

Even if today's temperate latitudes did become more suitable for dengue transmission, Gubler says, most of those regions are more developed and have good enough housing and water supply that dengue epidemics would remain unlikely.

In temperate climates, nesting seasons become more distinct and there are some seasons of the year when no egg-laying takes place.

Prof Andrew Challinor, at the University of Leeds and a lead author of the IPCC report, said crop yields in temperate regions were projected to fall by 5-10% in the 2030s and that falls of 25% will become more common after 2050.

You become more forward".

Organisations become more Ruritanian.