Sentence examples for tolerant climate from inspiring English sources

And evolutionary scientists, able to go about their work in a more tolerant climate, have begun to develop a variety of methods for applying Darwinian principles to humans.

The development of the use of the mercenary soldier also tended to create a slightly more tolerant climate for a prisoner, for the victor in one battle knew that he might be the vanquished in the next.

But the $7.5 million campaign — which relied heavily on Muslim-Americans testifying to the tolerant climate they enjoyed back in the USA — was widely panned.

In the more tolerant climate of Elizabethan England, the excesses of extreme Protestantism were curbed by centralised control of the Church of England, the Act of Uniformity and the Book of Common Prayer.

The prime objective of chickpea genomics-assisted breeding was thus inclined towards developing high-yielding durable stress tolerant (climate resilient) chickpea cultivars to meet the dietary demand of increasing population for attaining food security.

This painting was probably made to hang in one of Utrecht's many "hidden" Roman Catholic churches, which, technically illegal, flourished in the city's relatively tolerant religious climate.

Parmesan, who was not involved in the current study, is now working on another meta-analysis that will attempt to discover any common traits shared by species that lag behind the trend, as these might be more tolerant of climate change.

The Great Barrier Reef fared better during an oceanic heat wave last year than during sizzling weather a year earlier that caused hundreds of miles of corals to bleach, according to a study published Monday that suggests the massive structure may be growing more tolerant to climate change.

Fifth, development of abiotic stress tolerant or climate-smart rice varieties through intense breeding efforts capitalizing the MABC strategy even before the identification of the detailed molecular mechanisms of tolerance.

Moreover it is tolerant to harsher climate conditions (like drought and high soil salinity) and can exploit lands that are not suitable for the cultivation of other crops [ 13, 15].

In March of 1915, Reşid was appointed governor in Diyarbakir, replacing a more tolerant predecessor, and a climate of terror soon took hold among Armenians.