Sentence examples for temperate enough to from inspiring English sources

JOHN SCOFIELD Low-key and temperate enough to be an easy-listening record, "A Moment's Peace," an all-ballads affair from the guitarist John Scofield, encompassing standards of jazz and pop, nevertheless simmers with intent.

(Chinen) ★ John Scofield Trio (Tuesday through Oct. 7) Low-key and temperate enough to be an easy-listening record, "A Moment's Peace" (Emarcy) — the most recent album by the guitarist John Scofield, encompassing standards of jazz and pop — nevertheless simmers with intent.

(Chinen) John Scofield Quartet (Tuesday through Dec. 4) Low-key and temperate enough to be an easy-listening record, "A Moment's Peace" (Emarcy) — an all-ballads affair from the guitarist John Scofield, encompassing standards of jazz and pop — nevertheless simmers with intent.

(Chinen) John Scofield Quartet (Friday through Sunday) Low-key and temperate enough to be an easy-listening record, "A Moment's Peace" (Emarcy) — an all-ballads affair from the guitarist John Scofield, encompassing standards of jazz and pop — nevertheless simmers with intent.

While preparing the reduction sauce, keep the meat in an oven heated to a temperate low enough to keep it warm without continuing the cooking process.

BRITISH COLUMBIA Vital stats: Canada's westernmost province is made up of nearly 370,000 square miles of rivers, lakes, mountains, beaches, plains and islands, with a climate temperate enough for a visitor to golf and ski on the same day.

The new findings show that simply planting trees at least in temperate areas isn't enough to stave off global warming, says Vivek Arora, a research scientist at the Canadian Centre for Climate Modelling and analysis in Victoria, who was not involved in the research.

Houses in Oklahoma, Mr. McCarty said, are usually built on slabs without basements or crawl spaces because the land is flat and the weather is temperate enough that digging a deep foundation is not necessary, as it is with homes built in the Northeast, where the temperatures regularly dip below freezing.

Not only did that damp marine climate probably persuade bands to stay in their garages and practise more, but it's also fairly temperate, meaning the garages were warm enough to hang out in without needing to be heated separately – unlike, say, Minneapolis, where an unheated garage is a miserable place in winter.

In contrast with this generalized narrow genetic pool, the region where temperate japonica varieties are cultivated is wide enough to hold relevant natural diversity uncovering a wide spectrum of morphological and physiological variations.

At that level, the temperate areas of Brazil were plenty large enough to accommodate both agriculture and industry without laying a finger on the Amazon.