Sentence examples for that temperate from inspiring English sources

We also said that temperate comment had to be protected – a view widely shared in the media, including by leading gay commentators such as Peter Tatchell, who actually opposed the new offence.

The update to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature's (IUCN) "red list", which contains more than 73,000 species around the world, also warned that temperate slipper orchids and the Japanese eel have joined the list of the 22,103 species now classed by experts as critically endangered, endangered or vulnerable to extinction.

A previous research also concluded that temperate location was more suitable for peppermint oil production (Telci et al. 2011).

In fact, Hoch et al. (2003) showed that temperate deciduous trees contained sufficient NSCs to replace canopy leaves four times.

We estimate carbon uptake of land ecosystems assuming that temperate forests were at three different growth stages: 'mature'middle-aged'ed', and 'young'young

As the extreme climate (very low precipitation, <150 mm/year) resulted in the nature of the impacts being largely determined by the severe wind remobilisation, it is unlikely that temperate areas would have the same impacts at similar ashfall thicknesses.

The milder environments that support temperate evergreen forests generally lie closer to the Equator than do areas with temperate deciduous forest.

Arctic ecosystems lack the diversity and richness of species that characterize temperate and tropical ecosystems.

He argues that this temperate, sparsely populated region will be the safest refuge when order breaks down.

It appears that the temperate latitudes bring the strongest inputs.

Their stoichiometric budget suggested that fertilized temperate forests sequestered only 0.25 PgC per year in addition.