Sentence examples for maritime influence from inspiring English sources

Britain's maritime influence once spanned the globe, and sunken ships are the last resting place of many of its seafarers.

The persistent maritime influence of these locations provides many dry days with moderately warm temperatures year-round.

The maritime influence has been de rigeur at society boat races since Princess Alexandra wore a sailor-inspired suit to Cowes yachting week in 1884.

However, this summer, unusually warm sea surface temperatures have reduced the maritime influence and allowed the heat to continue day after day.

The climate is largely continental in character, but a maritime influence is quite evident in Saarland's moderately warm summers and mild winters.

Most Antarctic islands, because of their position beyond the seasonal pack ice, are under much stronger maritime influence than comparable Arctic islands.

Flanders has a temperate climate, with strong maritime influences in the west.

Belarus has a cool continental climate moderated by maritime influences from the Atlantic Ocean.

Farther inland, maritime influences become weaker, and the climate becomes more continental, characterized by greater seasonal extremes of temperature.

Elevation, latitude, maritime influences, seasonal winds, and proximity to mountain ranges or deserts play a significant role in diurnal and seasonal temperature fluctuation.

The greatest fluctuations are in the north, where frost occasionally occurs in December at higher elevations; conversely, maritime influences moderate the climate in the south.