Sentence examples for better sun from inspiring English sources

The farm could be installed at street level -- or, to conserve valuable real estate, it could be placed atop buildings, where it would benefit from better sun exposure and air quality.

The authors said better sun protection and earlier detection had led to better survival rates.

Another important factor is low elevation and positioning near the equator for better sun exposure, for both power and thermal conditions.

The incidence of melanoma will continue to rise in the United States, at least until the majority of the current population in the middle-age groups becomes the oldest population and adopts better sun exposure habits 2. When diagnosed in its early stages, treatment is intended to be curative.

Choose clothing with ultraviolet protection factor (UPF) in the fabric for better sun protection for your toddler.

May 1st 1997, when Labour was elected, seems to have dissolved into a few scattered cliches now: the election tune Things Can Only Get Better; the sun rising over the Royal Festival Hall as Tony Blair's victory was announced; the sun setting on despised, iconic Conservative Michael Portillo.

"Life couldn't be better, the sun's shining, my health is good, very lucky man".

R. pinnata 'Chocolate Wing', however, is said to colour better in sun.

The so-called air-conditioning did not put the air in better condition; sun blared through the unopenable windows.

April does look good; I think the world economy is getting better," Ms. Sun said, adding that "the United States market is not so good, but Europe is better".

April does look good; I think the world economy is getting better," Ms. Sun said, adding that "the U.S. market is not so good, but Europe is better".