Sentence examples for amount of sunny from inspiring English sources

Seattle scores high for its ninth highest cost of living and low amount of sunny days--only 164 in 2007.

Other cities have different reasons for stress: Pittsburgh comes in second for the least amount of sunny days, and ninth for low air quality.

The factor making Pittsburgh most stressful is its climate, ranking second for low amount of sunny days--only 162 in 2007.

It ranks 11th on the stress scale for its low amount of sunny days and sixth for its relatively poor air quality.

Portland takes the No. 1 spot for the least amount of sunny days of the 40 metropolitan areas we examined--only 142 in 2007.

The Haytor drift, which Charlotte invited me to join in with, is one of the simpler drifts, in the sense that it takes place over a relatively small area of ground, but it's difficult due to the spoilt, recalcitrant nature of the ponies here and the amount of half-term sunny day traffic.

Once you've moistened the soil and planted your cactus seeds, cover the container with a transparent lid (like plastic wrap) and place it in a location where the seeds will receive a good amount of sun — a sunny window is a good location.

As Christopher Mims writes at Grist, "if Texas had a German- or Chinese-style incentive for its residents to install solar panels, it could save itself enormous amounts of money on sunny summer days, when high demand is matched by high output from solar panels".

Early data found that as the number of sunny days increased from February to April, the amount of time spent in severe pain decreased.

Yet in the Nighthawks' rendition, there's a surprising amount of power under the music's sunny exterior; it's as if you opened the hood of one of those cute new Volkswagens and found a V-8 engine.

The old white plastic Gear VR often fell victim to a slight amount of light leakage when played on sunny days which really just didn't make any sense.