Sentence examples for torrid climate from inspiring English sources

That was a particular challenge in Israel's dry and torrid climate, but the mikvah has continued to operate that way today, using water collected in rainstorms.

The development of Earth's habitable atmosphere, as contrasted with the torrid climate of Venus, appears to be directly related to Earth's distance from the Sun.

For those areas or countries with a torrid climate, sunshield might be a recommended facility which offers an affordable way to improve the safety of cyclists and e-bike riders at intersections.

Cantor convinces us that you wouldn't need LSD to feel something similar: a student in that torrid climate -- race riots, serial assassination, napalmed villages, the daily body count -- could easily find the role of nonviolent warrior too tame.

It is notoriously hard to serve proper French food in Asia the torrid climate is frequently too hard on some ingredients, many of which do not travel well but Gaddi's in The Peninsula hotel has been getting it right since 1953.

The government has made concessions in a torrid economic climate.

Made life torrid for Romanians.

She and Grigolo can be very torrid together.

Conducted by Tom Murray, it can get downright torrid at times.

Alibaba's revenue growth, meanwhile, has been torrid.

The revelations come at a torrid time for climate science, with the IPPC suffering heavy criticism for its use of information that had not been rigorously checked – in particular a false claim that all Himalayan glaciers could melt by 2035 – and UEA having been criticised last week by the deputy information commissioner for refusing valid requests for data under the Freedom of Information Act.