Sentence examples for diminishing sunlight from inspiring English sources

As we raced against the diminishing sunlight, smoke rose from shore as barbecue pits were stoked with dried coconut husks.

Museum users and area residents who have taken up that battle are afraid that the CBS tower, unless it is reconfigured with the sensitivity of the museum tower, may soon diminish the sunlight and the quality of the garden.

Alternative hypotheses for their demise included an increase in Earth's volcanic activity around the same time which threw ash into the atmosphere, diminished available sunlight, and affected the growth of plants that herbivorous dinosaurs ate, or a draining away of the shallow inland seas that dinosaurs relied upon for their vegetation-rich habitats.

Moreover the elderly are also at risk of vitamin D deficiency due to a lack of mobility and to diminished exposure to sunlight; furthermore the capacity of the skin to produce vitamin D3 decreases with age.

However, as the study was conducted during the winter season (October 1, 2008 March 2009009), all of the patients were clothed compatible with winter conditions which causes diminished exposure to sunlight.

which was undertaken to avoid riders suffering from sunlight and high temperature) on diminishing red light running behavior of cyclists and e-bike riders.

It is tedious to find objects that are among the faintest in the night sky; the satellites' light comes from reflected sunlight, which diminishes greatly on its way from the Sun and even more on its way back to observers on Earth.

But when it is cloudy, or at dawn or dusk, the ultraviolet light still comes through even though the sunlight is diminished.

The reason was that Mercury was in a different part of its elliptical orbit, and the resulting change in velocity diminished the power of sunlight that was sweeping the sodium atoms away from Mercury into the tail.

Besides diminishing the rate of recombination, the heterostructures are constructed for harnessing a wider spectrum of sunlight.

Whose "hopes are diminishing".