Sentence examples for for the temperate from inspiring English sources

Even so, when it's cold I opt for the temperate air, predictable terrain and precise pacing of — O.K., fine — the hamster wheel.

I travel in clothes for the temperate weather, and I FedEx all of the bulky stuff I'll need for the mountains like gloves, hats, hiking boots and jackets to the hotel where I'm going to stay.

This year has brought a bumper crop: the delicate blossoms weren't damaged by night frosts in spring, after which followed a good spell of rain – enough to sustain the trees and swelling fruit into midsummer – and then an unusually chilly breeze from the north that made for the temperate climate that apples and pears prefer.

The strong links to domestic animals for the temperate diseases is tied to the rise of agriculture, 11,000 years ago, which allowed human populations to survive and pass on the diseases and brought these populations into frequent contact with source animals.

Except for the temperate seas in the southeast and around Tasmania, Australia's extensive marine ecosystems are found in comparatively warm waters over a narrow continental shelf; by world standards their productivity is low, but they support a small domestic industry and are significant for tourism and recreation.

Climate model studies for the temperate region often show contradictory results.

Jammu and Kashmir, in the Himalayas, is a summer destination for Indians because of the temperate weather, despite its history of unrest between Hindus and Muslims.

The model underestimated the actual brain masses for fish from cold – i.e. polar -- water, but for the temperate-water fish the model matched the real data well.

For example, the temperate eastern Indian Ocean has a range of small to very small no-take marine areas.

Permafrost is common throughout this region, except for the northern Temperate and Temperate Forest regions, although not all northern peatlands are perennially frozen.

"We have an opportunity for ourselves in the temperate regions to grow more food.