Sentence examples for get less sun from inspiring English sources

"We pioneered solar technology, but we've fallen behind countries like Germany and Japan in generating it, even though they get less sun than we do," he said.

Mr Handunnetthi said: "The vitamin D hypothesis has been gaining a lot of weight in other neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis [known to be more common in countries that get less sun, such as Scotland].

This means that they get less sun and therefore produce less cholecalciferol via UVB radiation.

Plus if it's too cold out, we tend to stay indoors and get less sun exposure, which means less vitamin D. All of which makes the case for California dreaming.

Germany, which gets less sun than Seattle, lately installed eight billion watts of solar power in a year and two billion watts in a single month.

On one side is the Sahara; the other, Florida … the weather is also split in two – on the east side it rains more and it gets less sun … all this on a 48km-long island".

And Germany gets less sun than Seattle.

Germany, which gets less sun than Seattle, gets a quarter of its juice from renewables.

Germany, which gets less sun than Minnesota, now has half the world's installed solar capacity.

"The current generations of children are probably getting less sun exposure and fewer episodes of sunburn," says Whiteman.

People are so poor there, they have to carry their weight of rice (or wood or plastic bags) all day long under the sun to get less than 20 euros by the end of the month.