Sentence examples for less daylight between from inspiring English sources

After Ukraine, according to one American official, there is "less daylight" between the European and American positions.

Morris's team, which won only three games last season, epitomizes why Newsome thinks there is less daylight between teams than ever and why this year may be more of a sea change than an anomaly.

The winter months are the worst, with less daylight, not to mention the ice.

Fall means less daylight; even a small light can be of great help.

Paris, farther north by 1.2 degrees of latitude, will get even less daylight — eight hours and 35 minutes.

But the coastline is exquisite, and less daylight means less time for pirates to capture you, right?

Interestingly, less daylight exposure prior to ICU admission was associated with a reduction in ICU mortality.

Days are also shorter leaving less daylight for hiking, and nighttime temperatures will drop below freezing at higher elevations.

McConnell put some daylight between himself and Trump on Monday.

"There is no daylight between Senate Republicans and Donald Trump".

"The world must never see any daylight between our two nations," he said.