Sentences with phrase «in warm climes»

The world has been much hotter in the past as is shown clearly by coal deposits in Antarctica and Spitzbergan, Coal comes from wood which only grows in quantity in warm climes.

Wouldn't relatively - small, easily - refueled, modular nuclear generators, sited below ground near point of use and augmented with rooftop solar in warm climes, enable «mini-grids» to power sub-communities and small towns without extensive transmission lines?

What better way to melt your worries away than to lose yourself in the warm climes and immersive culture of a European city?

In spite of, or perhaps because of, the fact he's spent the bulk of his travels in warm climes, he's ill - prepared for a lengthy stay in the frozen north, entering the wilderness with little cold weather gear, a.22 caliber rifle, and a book on local plant life.

They believe the chemicals that keep spice plants safe from their natural predators are the same compounds that keep food safe for human consumption, particularly in warm climes where bacteria grow faster.

I don't know if it's simply because of consumer demand and that people only think to buy cranberries in the fall, or if they don't grow well in the warmer climes of Florida or California and thus truly are only seasonally available.

Just an idea I've had while reading these comments (I haven't tried it)-- I wonder if, in warmer climes, you could freeze the bowl or put it in a sink of ice cold water and then whip??

JP Morgan says the action sports market is already under pressure and the uncertainty created by Brexit could further dent demand, especially if cash - strapped Brits shocked by the collapse in the pound cancel their holidays in warmer climes.

Obviously not the best choice for a col climate, but for those in the warmer climes, it's time to splish splash!

There's also a feast of human skin available, as people in warmer climes often wear tank tops, flip - flops, and shorts.

On zebras in warmer climes, the stripes are bold and cover the entire body.

Mother Nature is alive and blooming... For those of us in warmer climes, its time to turn the soil, seed the garden, or start young plants under glass.

The fact is that although the sun in the UK may not always be as intense or constant, it can be just as damaging as it is in warmer climes.

Throwing down for the more aggressive tires might be worth it if you're in warmer climes, but the standard all - seasons make more sense up north.

She's in warmer climes, at a conference in Santa Barbara on «Non-Nash Equilibria in Zero - Sum Games.»

Phoenix, AZ The presence of Phoenix on this list emphasizes the strange connection between heartbreak and heat, as a surprising number of these locales are in warmer climes.

This dog is bred to thrive in the cold; if he finds himself in warmer climes, he needs a cool retreat, preferably with access to air conditioning.

Or for those cat lovers who live in warmer climes, a change of scenery to refresh and reenergize, often beckons.

Born and raised on the Canadian prairies, she now winters in warmer climes.

If you fancy a serious change, why not hop on a plane and enjoy life as a digital nomad in some warmer clime?

And so far, the sources of methane from high latitudes are small, relative to the big player, which is wetlands in warmer climes.

Humanity and the bulk of other species thrive in warmer climes.

For their latest summer catalogue they sent clothes to friends in warmer climes rather than fly the models there.

The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, has announced that it is planning on opening an office in the warmer climes of Malta.

If you spend a considerable amount of time daydreaming about blissful holidays in warmer climes, bring a little coastal charm into your home.

Not exact matches

Many chili pepper plants prefer the warmer climes, but some species grow best in more moderate temperatures.

From ice to tarmac and Lizzie Armitstead (as she was then) won the Het Nieuwsblad classic in Belgium, while Mark Cavendish took the Tour of Qatar title in slightly warmer climes.

But once loaded, the tongue uncoils equally fast in warm and cool climes.

In 1833 a German researcher named Constantin Lambert Gloger noticed that birds from warmer habitats had darker feathers than those from cooler climes.

They are also fragile and almost always flown to the U.S. from warmer climes in South America.

Mature forests in colder climes may continue to store more carbon than they emit, thereby helping to stave off global warming

As the world warms up, some species can not move to cooler climes in time to survive.

Start with climate change: most roses in the U.S. and Europe are imported from warmer climes.

Researchers from Concordia's Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering (BCEE) in collaboration with Bio-Terre Systems Inc. are taking the fight against global warming to colder climes.

Keeping track of migratory birds that travel more than 1,000 miles in search of warmer climes is a monumental task.

These conditions made the toad vulnerable to the chytrid fungus, which is thought to thrive in warmer, drier climes.

After being hidden for nearly 15,000 years, the lives of Ice Age hunter - gatherers who migrated to Europe to benefit from warmer climes are to be revealed in an archaeological dig at a very rare site in Bradgate Park, Leicestershire.

Montreal, May 31, 2017 - Researchers from Concordia's Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering (BCEE) in collaboration with Bio-Terre Systems Inc. are taking the fight against global warming to colder climes.

Not only is the dress a beauty (great fall - in - warm - climes) but so are you.

It is fantastically warm and cozy and can add many layers under it when in snowy climes.

The story begins, yep, in the Ice Age, with the animals making the trek south to warmer climes.

This time of year offers good opportunities to put in place a tournament, train and visit warmer climes.

We might have picked somewhere warmer than northern Wales for the Jaguar F - Type's first meeting with its sports car rivals, but despite the chill of a winter that had overstayed its welcome, this frigid clime did offer some benefits: barren rolling hills; traffic consisting of little more than the postman in the morning and a farmer or two in the afternoon; and mother nature's own special driving stages laid out long before man invented the automobile.

Mr Sytner sold the car to a close friend and Monaco resident where the car then split its time between the principality and the Cotswolds in the UK, spending its winters in in the warmer climes of Monaco.

Born in Iowa, raised in Minnesota, Tami Hoag left the frigid north for warmer climes in 1998.

I have no debts and no significant assets outside of these accounts, especially since my hot tub broke last year (a sad day for a lover of warm climes living in New England!)

For example, Williams says that some of their beds do really well in fall and winter in cold - weather climes since they're thicker and have a higher loft (and are easy to clean; a consideration in areas that have a «mud season»), while other styles, such as those that are lightweight and travel well, are popular in warmer areas and in the summer.

If you live in cooler climes and love extended walks, though, then a long - haired dog is naturally equipped to stay warmer for longer — but they will need extra grooming.

This is probably something that's on the top of a lot of traveller's bucket lists, and where better to learn the art of riding waves on a board than in the sunny climes and warm seas of Oz!?

As winter deepens in the North, there's no better time to take off for warmer climes.