Sentence examples for more shade from inspiring English sources

By day the roof must provide more shade than sunshine.

"We'd be happy to get more water and more shade".

Why hadn't the Founding Fathers planted more shade trees out here?

Broadleaf trees such as the oak offer more shade, help clean the air more, and retain more water.

But Banks refused to be silenced, taking to Instagram to throw even more shade and insults back to her critics.

There will be more trees and plants to absorb water, reduce heat from sidewalks, provide more shade and have a cooling effect on hot days.

Through it all slower-growing, more shade-tolerant but longer-lived trees eventually emerge and restore the full forest canopy.

This native species is even more shade- and drought-tolerant than most heucheras, and is resistant to the mildew that plagues coral bells in humid climates.

Chelone is supposed to be more shade-loving, but Ms. Romero has found that it does fine in the sun, if given enough water and if shaded by something tall like Gateway.

They become gradually colonized and eventually replaced by increasingly more shade-tolerant, slower-growing species and develop towards mixed-species, mixed-age mature forest.

Cooler/wetter climates are typically associated with less frequent fires and succession of montane forests to more shade-tolerant, fire-sensitive taxa.