Sentence examples for climates like that from inspiring English sources

One chemical, a natural substance known as resveratrol, is found in red wines, particularly those made in cooler climates like that of New York State.

One of the chemicals, resveratrol, is found in red wines, especially those grown in cool climates like that of New York State's.

But the device was too expensive and too unreliable in climates like that of northern Europe, where sunny summers are not guaranteed.

She worked with Tonio Buonassisi, associate professor of mechanical engineering and director of the MIT Photovoltaics Research Laboratory, on developing solar cells that can function in hot or arid climates — like that of Saudi Arabia.

American grapes grow best in warm, sunny climates like that of central California.

In warmer climates like that near the Mediterranean, farmers plant winter wheat in the fall and harvest it in the spring.

Batteries tend to lose power faster in a cold climate, like that of Mars.

Nebraska's climate, like that of the larger Great Plains region, is subject to extremes in temperature, wind speeds, and precipitation.

But the region is also blessed with the longest growing season in all of New England and a sunny temperate climate like that of northern France.

The Middle Aras Trough in the Armenian Highland has a climate like that of the lowland downstream but is not so warm.

Before us lay, as far as we knew, a rural area of Spain with an ancient religious route leading to Santiago de Compostela and a climate like that of England, hardly the Spain of reputation.