Sentence examples for temperate for the from inspiring English sources

The simple fact is that most Americans have been tolerant and temperate for the same reason that the election was so close in the first place.

Hong Kong's climate is sub-tropical, tending towards the temperate for nearly half the year.

This last production attracted, unfairly, a good deal of opprobrium: Hawthorne was seen as too temperate for Lear and the evocation of the storm by giant hailstones was much mocked but, as always with Ninagawa, there were unforgettable images such as that of a rising sun glowing red in the distance at the play's climax.

But unless we live in temperate climates, for the most part we depend on their availability to be shipped from citrus-growing zones.

Republican Party elders and tacticians seemed to be spending much of the day yesterday appearing on every channel with more than a dozen viewers, talking about how to project an upbeat, temperate persona for the Republican Party.

The Hong Kong climate is sub-tropical with hot and humid weather from May to September and temperate climate for the remaining 7 months period.

I've traded the gray North Atlantic waters for the azure-blues of the Pacific and temperate for tropical climes.

The curve for temperate japonica was the most irregular among the three subgroups.

Colors of bars indicates subgroups of lines: black for O. rufipogon, orange for indica, green for tropical japonica, dark blue for temperate japonica with the qSH1-Kas allele, and light blue for temperate japonica with the qSH1-Nip allele.

For temperate strains the mean number of hypnozoites in the liver decreases slowly, as hypnozoites remain in the long-latency phase for approximately 6 months.

There were indications that this situation would reverse, at least in part, as an equinox approached in 2010 and clouds in the northern temperate zones appeared for the first time.