Sentence examples for for more temperate from inspiring English sources

A break in the heatwave in the US capital has made for more temperate boating.

There's a hot pool near one of the huts but the geothermal water also feeds into nearby streams for more temperate bathing.

Since local summer lettuces wilt as easily as I do in the heat, I tend to leave them out, saving them for more temperate times of the year.

For more temperate days, the family will enjoy a four-story open garden.

Alicia cautions that, "another important factor to consider, especially for travelers coming from more temperate regions, is the sun.

After the initial roar from the antitax faction, other groups have sprung up to support the board, call for a more temperate debate and look for long-term solutions rather than draconian quick fixes.

This work, after all, was composed at the end of Bartok's life and trades in the electricity and overt virtuosity of its two predecessors for a more temperate, often philosophical approach.

It would serve the faith better than the fundamentalism of settler rabbis.Open wideThe haredim, perhaps incongruously, could offer hope for a more temperate, less obdurate ethos of Jewish nationhood.

But when you are comparing America in 2017 to China's Cultural Revolution while simultaneously calling for a more temperate discourse already a tricky combo to pull off it certainly does not help to drop a racist slur while doing it. .

But when you are comparing America in 2017 to China's Cultural Revolution while simultaneously calling for a more temperate discourse already a tricky combo to pull off it certainly does not help to drop a racist slur while doing it.

Dr. Kalka said she thought similar results would be found for bats in more temperate regions of the world.