Sentence examples for comparatively dry from inspiring English sources

The Koko Nor basin has a comparatively dry climate.

They typically favour wet or otherwise moist habitats, though some are adapted to comparatively dry environments.

Such areas are conducive to S. spinosum establishment and survival, due to the plant's high resistance to comparatively dry conditions.

In a comparatively dry atmosphere, sodium burns quietly, giving off a dense white caustic smoke, which can cause choking and coughing.

The comparatively dry karstified landscape of the Jurassic limestone plateau is reflected by a higher diversity in abrasive feeders compared to the Molasse Basin wetland.

As it happened, it took Ms. Gens a few moments to warm to the comparatively dry acoustics at the Reade, so the Baroque selections that opened the program seemed unduly restrained.

Her book reads like true crime, as the doctor transforms herself into a "renegade and detective". "The Poisoned City," by the journalist Anna Clark, is comparatively drier but a more comprehensive chronicle of the crisis — with an eye for the institutional corruption and indifference that enabled it.

Comparatively dried and smaller diameter wood is preferred for the initial burning.

They were marked by relatively wet conditions in Atlantic regions of Europe and comparatively drier conditions in western Mediterranean regions.

Winters are severe, with snow water equivalents (i.e., mean water content of a column of snow) averaging 35 cm and temperatures reaching -42 C. The northern herd occupies the comparatively drier and warmer northern portion of Yellowstone.

Although there were comparatively fewer dry cleaner buildings present in minority, low-income ZIP code areas, they accounted for a third of all dry cleaner buildings sampled.