Sentence examples for moderate temperate from inspiring English sources

John Magrath, a researcher, says they all say similar things: "moderate, temperate seasons are shrinking…rainy seasons are shorter and more violent…making it more difficult to grow crops [and] difficult for them to know when best to plant".As the earth warms up, many have feared that farmers will pay a high price.

The writer, Qasim Rashid, is the spokesperson for the Ahmadiyya Muslim community in the United States -- a moderate, temperate sect of Islam that commendably denounces jihadist violence and is renowned for its admirable philanthropic contributions around the world.

From its position on the North Sea, Edinburgh enjoys a moderate, temperate climate, with mild summers and winters.

Still the Corbynista circus refuses to leave town, with one troubling result being that the term "moderate" is starting to look tarnished and devalued – deemed too centrist, restrained, temperate, cautious.

Temperate rainforests filled with evergreen and laurel trees are lower and less dense than other kinds of rainforests because the climate is more equable, with a moderate temperature range and well-distributed annual rainfall.

The protein expressed from vector-based expression signals showed features that characterize it as a typical "temperate-climate-soil" enzyme, as it was active under moderate temperature and pH conditions, which reign in many soils in temperate climate zones.

Most importantly, genetic admixture was only moderate, asymmetric and not restricted to the previously described 200 km contact zone, which lies mostly in the warm-temperate transition zone [ 18]).

Their moderate secondary invasion of temperate regions is mostly by herbaceous (nonwoody) evolutionary derivatives.

Temperate rainforests—similar to those found in British Columbia, Canada, and in the northwestern United States grow in southern Chile at low and moderate elevations, thanks to abundant rainfall.

The lophiiform group known as goosefishes (Lophiidae, about 25 species) seldom occurs in shallow water, preferring instead the moderate depths (10 to 500 fathoms) along the continental slopes of tropical and temperate regions.

Brian Lehrer and Errol Louis moderate.