Sentence examples for nicer climate from inspiring English sources
Expensive houses are another reason: they enable home owners to sell up and buy a bigger place abroad, and push the young and houseless to consider a move.Most émigrés leave because other countries sound better (a nicer climate, a higher quality of life) rather than because they hate Blighty, argues the ever-upbeat IPPR.
But quite how a nicer climate ends up producing more species is a mystery.That there is more sunlight and so more opportunity for photosynthesis at the tropics explains why warm climates create more living matter (or biomass, as it is known to ecologists).
Pune has a nice climate except in April to June when it is very hot.
They wanted a nice home around nice people in a nice climate, but not a Sun City.
Places like Hilton Head, with water adjacency and nice climates, are in high demand, and land values are insane.
Other countries have rainforests and nice climates, too, but Costa Rica has used every opportunity to reinforce its branding as the nature destination, from the tourist board's slogan ("No Artificial Ingredients") to a commitment to environmental causes and policies.
"We have a nice micro-climate," said owner Richard Wyn Huws, who uses slate waste to reflect heat onto the vines.
I gather from what I've read -- and an enthusiastic re-viewing of the film "Year of Living Dangerously" -- that Indonesia's a beautiful place with a still-uncertain political climate, nice people, gorgeous beaches -- and great food.
A small succulent or cacti garden near the pool can be nice for warmer climate zones.
People from all over settle there because the climate's nice and the economy's a little bit better".
