Sentence examples for damp climate from inspiring English sources

The fragility of materials and the damp climate resulted in the loss of other ancient copies.

Cotton manufacture, which was well suited to Glasgow's damp climate, succeeded the trade in tobacco.

The site, and perhaps its damp climate, suited the manufacture and distribution of cotton.

Rhododendron is tenacious and thrives in the island's mild, damp climate.

Coastal Argyll and Bute has a cool, damp climate, while inland conditions are much wetter and colder.

The chilly, damp climate inhibits the complete decomposition of plant matter and permits the accumulation of deep peat deposits.

In damp climates, real turf gets torn up by constant use.

Knitting machines have long been popular in countries with cold, damp climates such as England and Ireland.

In damp climates it is advisable to keep the frame away from the wall by placing corks on its four corners.

Baudoinia also likes damp climates — "In Spain and in Portugal, you don't tend to get nearly so much of it as in Scotland," Dr. Scott said — collecting especially where there is morning dew.

And Edinburgh, said Qin Gang, was an "auspicious" location for the pandas, beating Moscow zoo by having the most ideal latitude: pandas prefer cool, damp climates, between 5C and 25C.