Sentence examples for lack of daylight from inspiring English sources

Lack of daylight is partly why people suffer "winter blues".

"We're not limited by the lack of daylight in the winter and when planes because of weather can come in.

The results of the two pilot questionnaires show a lack of daylight training among future architects and urban specialists.

Lack of daylight disrupts our sleep, which in turn makes us less productive, less able to learn and more prone to mistakes.

Lack of daylight disrupts our bodies' circadian rhythms, the 24-hour cycles that tell our bodies when to be awake and when to be asleep.

"He's only a small horse, so he has to try very hard with his jumping, and the worry was lack of daylight in among runners.

The lack of privacy, daylight and standard residential amenity, he therefore concluded, was "unlikely to be perceived as overly oppressive by the occupiers".

The lack of natural daylight in the winter months, though, has made the greenhouse in the ManiShop more suitable for ornamental plants than for produce.

Long-term exposure to computer screens, prolonged use of the eyes for 'near work' such as reading and writing, and a lack of natural daylight and outdoor activity are all linked to the condition.

"I heard somewhere once that the old library was the third most-used library in the country and if people used that with all its concrete and lack of natural daylight, imagine how many other people would use this.

Psychiatrist Max Friedrich, who treated Kampusch, said the children were undergoing tests in hospital, in particular for problems with their eyes and skin because of their lack of exposure to daylight.