Sentence examples for benign climate from inspiring English sources

Fiji’s generally benign climate is punctuated by climatic extremes in the form of hurricanes and floods and, more insidiously, drought.

Italy's benign climate, which invited reading outdoors, encouraged portability.

This benign climate is arguably the main reason why our species has been able to progress.

Britain's benign climate and stable politics makes it a miner's dream.

Yet within an hour's drive, the benign climate helps to nurture some of America's finest wines.

The more benign climate with less severe storms encouraged travel by sea.

In less benign climates, she was said to spend six months of the year in each.

Manchuria on the east and Hungary on the west are separated from the two main portions of the Eurasian Steppe by the Greater Khingan and Carpathian mountains, respectively, and are also distinguished by relatively benign climates favourable to agriculture.

Here we investigate the existence of such interaction between genetic predisposition (dopaminergic system genes) for personality phenotypic traits and the effects of climatic demands on the development of the phenotype, predicting that there is greater variability between genotypes in more demanding climates compared to benign climates.

In the Hippocratic text Airs, Waters, Places, the soul is thought of as the place of courage or, as the case may be, its opposite: in the case of lowland inhabitants, courage and endurance are not in their souls by nature, but must be instilled by law (ch. 23); similarly in benign climates, men are fleshy, ill-jointed, moist, without endurance and weak in soul (ch. 24).

Our technological superiority was enabled by having major resources such as oil, benign climates that allowed cultivation of the major foodstuffs, and domesticated animals that gave us immunity to the major diseases that have wiped out native populations where such animals didn't exist.