Sentence examples for the temperate of from inspiring English sources

Not just where it stands in Congress, but just sort of taking the temperate of congress and where you think….

The dorsal wall acts as a temperature barrier and prevents a significant increase in the temperate of the epidural space during cement curing.

There were profound changes in the faunal composition of the rodent assemblages stemming from the development of the temperate climates of the Plio-Pleistocene [ 51].

Oats (Avena sativa) are grown in most of the temperate regions of the world, especially in the United States, Canada, and northern Europe.

The sugar beet has long been grown as a summer crop in relatively cool parts of the temperate zones of the world.

In many parts of the temperate latitudes of Asia, Europe, and North America, incompletely developed or poorly developed polygonal ground occurs on the same scale as in the Arctic.

This was at a point when the temperate climate of much of the Unites States was generally taken for granted.

South of the tropics, in the temperate regions of South America, the diversity of reptiles diminishes rapidly.

And while the much of Colombia is known for growing another kind of crop, the temperate savannahs of Bogotá are known for growing flowers, more specifically, roses.

Meanwhile, the British equivalent has been stuck in a state of sober denial, the temperate spirit of Cliff Richard looming large over the UK urban scene.

The one on the image below found its home on the rolling hills of Dolenjska, Slovenia, in the temperate part of Europe.