Sentence examples for more temperate climates from inspiring English sources

This week's contest features novels where people escape (or do they?) to more temperate climates.

Camps in more temperate climates, of course, have an easier time.

Ants in more temperate climates often lay down chemical trails, but Cataglyphis, apparently, does not.

Those of us in more temperate climates have only a single word for snow, but we have numerous gadgets for removing it.

They also found that Taiwan's subtropical environment had higher concentrations of endotoxin — a component of bacterial cell walls linked to asthma severity — than did more temperate climates.

Tinea versicolor is common year-round in the tropics and subtropics and is seen in the summer months in more temperate climates.

After the last glacial climatic deterioration, the restoration of a more temperate climate and the expansion of woodlands triggered the general size decrease and limb shortening towards the beginning of the Holocene, both reflected in extant Holarctic bisons.

Kinabalu Park is at a higher elevation, giving it a more temperate climate.

In a very unshocking but extremely informative exercise the uncivil blog attracted aggressive posts and the occasional death threat, whilst the more temperate climate attracted more mellow contributors.

A post at the University of Georgia brought him once again to a more temperate climate, and he remained there until his retirement in 1999.

There is, of course, a less fanciful explanation for their maritime habit – coastal regions enjoy a more temperate climate, better suited to this Mediterranean exile.