Sentence examples for comparatively warm from inspiring English sources

The wind was freezing when I emerged from the comparatively warm underground".

Winters are long and cold, and summers are short and comparatively warm.

The main concentration of these varieties is in the mouth region, where in the summer there is comparatively warm water.

Both will scan the sky in the infra-red spectrum, where dark but comparatively warm asteroids should show up brightly against the cold of deep space.

Most of the other animals that have learned to cohabit with humans -- to cause trouble in the suburbs, that is -- look comparatively warm and fuzzy, endearing enough if they are not eating your roses or your garbage.

Some of the new residents, as in the past, were "snowbirds," retirees who spend the winter in the comparatively warm desert and return to other domiciles when the weather turns hot.

Climatic conditions at Bambey were comparatively warmer than those at Sadore (Fig.  1).

Winters are relatively warm, with average daily minimum temperatures remaining above freezing, while summers are comparatively cool, with temperatures seldom rising much above 70 °F (21 °C).

Similarly, comparatively light, warm and pleasant scenes were selected to create a joyful clip of similar length (e h).

The hot gas then fills most of the cavity (perhaps 90 percent or more) and serves to separate the filaments of the warm, comparatively dense H II region.

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.