Sentence examples for climates permitted from inspiring English sources
Drive‐ins, like indoor theaters, have gone into the business of multiplex cinemas — those with two or more separate theaters or screens and that has helped them hold their own in recent years, especially in the Midwest and Southwest, where business was always better anyway because warmer climates permitted year‐round, or at least longer, operation.
Under the hotter and drier climates predicted in the A2 scenario, climate niche space favorable for ponderosa pine shifted from lower to higher elevations while under the B1 scenario, the upward shift in elevation was somewhat less pronounced, as warmer and temporarily wetter climates permitted greater expansion into elevation zones already occupied (Fig. 3).
Galilee in particular was relatively prosperous, since the land and climate permitted abundant harvests and supported many sheep.
At Naragooc, the Abenaki lived at the northernmost point where at the time the climate permitted the cultivation of maize.
The harsh climate permitted only brief digging seasons, and several factors including traditional Chinese opposition to any disturbance of the earth, civil war in 1930, large-scale grave looting, and threats by organized bandits militated against his archaeological efforts.
The place of hibernation or estivation may be outside the zone where climate permits breeding.
Potentially, American and European firms could outsource far more IT work to India, if the political climate permits it.
Almost everywhere a severe Arctic climate permits only tundra vegetation, with some stunted forest in the south.
If you live where the climate permits and have enough room in the yard, why not go ahead and take a flier?
My own work demonstrates that the physical cap on hurricane wind speeds rises in a warming climate, permitting more intense storms like Irma to develop, and observations show that this cap is indeed rising.
Within the Chiquibul forest of Belize, large areas of Ultisols and Inceptisols occur juxtaposed within a larger zone of similar climate, permitting unambiguous assessment of edaphic contributions to forest composition.
