Sentence examples for more temperate than from inspiring English sources
Residents say it is more temperate than almost anywhere else in Texas.
For decades, evidence has mounted that the environment of Mars used to be far more temperate than now.
Smith was socially less conservative and Condorcet politically more temperate than they are now typically imagined to be.
Dhofar is dominated by the summer monsoon, making Ṣalālah's climate more temperate than that of northern Oman.
It was, characteristically, far more temperate than McCain's, but closer in substance: now there was a good guy and a bad guy.
Confronted with both, I increasingly feel that Sander's art is not only more temperate than Grosz's but morally more difficult to sustain.
And he's a more temperate sort than his boss, the President.
Rather, the new destinations are more likely to be in states like West Virginia, Tennessee and Arkansas, landlocked and mountainous, at least in part, but with more temperate climates than the traditional mountain retreats in the northeastern United States and the Rockies.
Even in Tunisia, where secularists have a stronger voice and Ennahda has espoused more temperate views than most Islamist parties, women had to take to the streets in protest over efforts by some of the more conservative assembly members to dilute protections for women contained in a 1956 law.
There is no evidence in the small mammal record that climatic pressure drove Neanderthals from the Ach Valley, instead it seems likely they enjoyed a more temperate environment than later Aurignacian groups.
Similar effects can happen with the Gulf Stream, which carries tropical waters from the southeastern United States to Scandinavia--and thereby provides western Europe with a more temperate climate than its latitude would justify.
