Sentence examples for even temperate from inspiring English sources

But he has opened space for the radicals by clamping down on even temperate debate of religious issues.

Just as many tropical plants can be cultivated in the subtropics, so also many subtropical and even temperate plants can be grown satisfactorily in the tropics.

This preference allows Lula infection of both liquid cultures and colonies to remain inconspicuous and difficult to spot, compared with infection by lytic phages or even temperate phages like Lambda.

Even temperate forage crops are exposed to periods of drought that have adverse effects on yield and persistency [ 11].

The NALB lay at lower latitude in the Paleogene-early Neogene than the Bering Land Bridge (BLB), and it may have been more favorable for tropical, subtropical or even temperate plants to migrate [ 107– 107].

This, in turn, increases the risk of soil erosion, even in temperate zones, where the climate is generally moderate.

They "hibernated" even in temperate zones.

Even more temperate interpreters of science, though, have been changing their ideas about alchemy.

But even at temperate European latitudes, scientists were finding plants moving north, new insects arriving and previously unseen diseases.

The hero of Albert Camus's "The Stranger," a classic repeatedly echoed in Houellebecq's oeuvre, found the harsh sun on an African beach unbearable; even the temperate French sun afflicts the tender mental skin of a stranger sixty years later.

There may be intakes of breath, in audiences here, when Bond says that American intelligence services "will lie down with anybody," and when even the temperate M blurts out, "I don't give a shit about the C.I.A.," but how can we seriously ascribe topicality to a thriller that pays no heed to actual foes, such as Al Qaeda, presumably for fear of denting the market overseas?