Sentence examples for temperate country from inspiring English sources

"I Wanna Make You Close Your Eyes" is a slow smolderer in the vein of his 2005 hit "Come a Little Closer," and on the sad-sack "I Can't Forget Her" (recorded by Clay Walker, in 2003) he adopts some of the unhurried charm of the temperate country superstar George Strait.

A storage basin was also used for treating effluent storage, especially during winter in temperate country.

For example, Argentina is a predominantly temperate country, it has been dominated by European settlement, it has maintained high literacy despite the inequality, and its legal origins are a peculiar hybrid of common and civil law ideas.

Reciprocally, cold stresses will be frequent in a temperate country [ 8].

Table 6 compares the excess deaths observed in our study with that derived from studies in a subtropical and temperate country (6, 7 ).

This finding would translate to an estimated 588 deaths (3.8% of total deaths) due to influenza annually, which is comparable to the proportion of deaths observed in subtropical Hong Kong (6 ) and in the United States (7 ), a temperate country.

This global asymmetry translates into major agricultural losses in tropical countries due to heat waves and drought and crop gains in temperate countries.

In some temperate countries, the number of people dying in the winter from cold could outnumber the increased summer deaths, but the evidence for this is limited.

It appears, then, that astronomical observation for calendrical purposes was a widespread practice in some temperate countries three to four millennia ago.

The disease has disappeared from most temperate countries, but it still occurs in Brazil and in some areas of Africa and southern Asia.

Marine reserves are common in the tropics, but policymakers in temperate countries tend to focus on one species at a time to control numbers of that species caught.