Sentence examples for tropics from inspiring English sources
The word "tropics" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the areas of the Earth near the equator, typically characterized by a warm, wet climate. For example: "Many people flock to the tropics during the winter months to escape the cold."
Over 7m hectares a year are currently being planted or allowed to regrow, according to the FAO, mostly in China and America.A tropical problemThe current onslaught is mainly in the tropics.
"He said to me, 'Lainson, you can't learn anything about tropical medicine in London, you've got to go to the tropics.'" Garnham arranged for Lainson to go to British Honduras to work on the epidemiology of leishmaniasis.
In this ocean, saltier tropical water tends to move towards the poles (surface water at the tropics is especially saline because of greater evaporation).
So I agree, George, it would be wrong to have plantations in the tropics just to make charcoal.
With whale watching season over – from June to November humpback whale migrate north to the tropics – we set off in kayaks in search of dolphins, sea birds and other marine life.
Eventually I realised my childhood dream of travelling their whole length, from the tropics down to Tierra del Fuego.
His love affair with the parasitic world began, far from the tropics, while fishing with his father on the rivers of Sussex.
Jerome Bossuet is a consultant in agricultural research for development for International Crops Research for the Semi-Arid Tropics.
Malnutrition, disease and exposure to central Queensland winters took their toll on a clan from the tropics.
In fact, the relationship switches sign in some regions, such as the tropics.
Lainson first went to the tropics in 1960 as director of the Dermal Leishmaniasis Unit in British Honduras (now Belize).
