Sentence examples for less sunshine from inspiring English sources

More droplets mean more reflection and less sunshine down below.

It gets less sunshine than Earth and is relatively cold.

"Huckleberry Finn" invites rereading, but I find less sunshine in it each time around.

In that orientation -- the "high obliquity" model -- the tropics would receive much less sunshine and warmth.

The study also found that along with all these factors, people living there enjoy much less sunshine.

Long viewed as Australia's poor relation, with lower wages, less sunshine and a duller cultural life, New Zealand is booming.

A lo-fi, sleepyhead take on a-cappella from one man band James Filey that sounds less sunshine-style Glee and more sinister David Lynch territory.

All to the backdrop of a soggy camping trip that is more expensive than a holiday in Greece, only with less nudity and sunshine.

Patients with the worse indices of disease activity or disability were spending significantly less time in sunshine (Table 5) and were then more likely to develop a vitamin D deficiency.

"I tend to find them less common in bright sunshine.

The next southern leader may be less generous with the sunshine.