Sentence examples for climates much from inspiring English sources

Compared with those from naturally ventilated buildings, the occupants from buildings with split air-conditioners kept indoor climates much cooler, used adaptive opportunities much earlier and perceived their ambient environments more sensitively and rigidly.

Many are biologically wired to accommodate climates much cooler than the Florida Panhandle's sweaty armpit, so they spend a lot of time in the natural springs Wayne rerouted into small ponds beneath towering oak and pine trees.

In contrast to countries in temperate climates, much less is known about the epidemiology and seasonality of influenza in tropical countries.

The fauna indicates a climate much wetter than the present.

That captures the effect of emission on climate much more succinctly.

He remained in Perth, where he found the climate much more to his liking.

The country might retreat towards radicalisation and polarisation, in a geopolitical climate much more dangerous than that of the 1990s.

In developed countries, a leader's policies usually affect the business climate much less than general economic conditions do.

In today's health- and environment-obsessed climate, much is made of the medieval belief that bell ringing prevented the spread of plagues and epidemics.

Kenyan culture (and much of Africa) is deeply rooted in the patterns of weather and climate; much of their economy depends on agricultural production.

Here's one of my lists: – A broad body of evidence points to a growing human influence on the climate, much of which remains masked by inherent variability in the system.