Sentence examples for clement conditions from inspiring English sources

It will be her first Glastonbury, and while she professed to be looking forward to seeing Disclosure, she had evidently pictured doing so in rather more clement conditions.

For skating in more clement conditions, the Dobson Ice Arena on Meadow Drive east of the Lionshead parking garage is open daily.

At low temperatures they lack metabolic activity for hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years but revive perfectly well upon being subjected to more clement conditions.

The field trips are a bit of a departure from the usual life students are used to - they are worked quite hard, eight hours a day, for five days, in not always terribly clement conditions.

The 2005 race was contested in relatively light winds and clement conditions, leaving Renier, his co-owner, Patrick Bauné, and their crew the chance to sift through their tactical options without fear and to revel in an extended, late-night reach that brought them to the finish line in Plymouth, England.

Exactly what he meant by trying to ensure they are "merged in the right way" is up for debate — whatever it means, two years of Google working overtime still apparently hasn't created those sought after, clement conditions.

"One could expect that tourists would distribute their holiday pattern more evenly during the year and take shorter holidays in order to benefit, for instance, from more clement weather conditions during the other seasons," it says.

In clement Australian conditions and with large outfields everywhere bar the gorgeously dinky Bellerive Oval, Australia's batting – punchy up front; punchy in the middle; punchy at the end – has the right balance, while their seamers have been accurate and their spin bowling good enough (simply by virtue of being spin bowling) for England.

This underlies the important effects of diagenesis and metamorphism on the fate of organic molecules preserved in mineral cement: relatively clement and moderate diagenetic conditions in the sedimentary environment will ensure better chemical preservation of Yersinia fossils on longer geological timescales.

On this occasion the conditions were clement and only the ship and cargo were lost.

If a supercar's handling around a circuit can prove tricky when the conditions are clement, switch the settings to stormy and soon things get close to impossible – in an entertainingly chaotic way.