Sentence examples for much brighter when from inspiring English sources
In 1989 Amano and Akasaki made p-type GaN, which glowed much brighter when under an electron microscope, thus showing that electron beams would improve the material.
They saw that the p-type layer glowed much brighter when they studied it under a electron microscope, thus showing that electron beams would improve the material.
Things had seemed much brighter when Dean Shiels produced a neat lofted finish to put the hosts in front after 14 minutes, but the inability to add a legitimate second was paid for in full when Daniel Da Mota scored a late – and heavily-deflected – equaliser via Ryan McGivern's shoulder.
I believe the future of the U.S. and the dollar will be much brighter when Bush is out of the White House.
The future of wild populations of the red ruffed lemur became much brighter when, in March of 1997, the 840-square-mile Masoala National Park, Madagascar's largest protected area, was established.
When Enceladus went around its slightly elliptical orbit, "the plume was much brighter when it was furthest from Saturn, than when it was closest to the planet", explained Dr Hedman.
I feel much brighter, even when I end up searching for dog poo hidden in dead leaves for 10 minutes.
The horror at the 29 deaths caused by IRA renegades in the Omagh bombing in August also strengthened Mr Trimble's hand, by increasing public pressure to make the peace deal work.Without doubt, the prospects for peace are now much brighter than when Northern Ireland last attracted the attention of the Nobel committee.
Rotherham boss Steve Evans said: "Millwall started much brighter and when you have got that type of vocal support.. I have never been here with a team before but they were terrific and spurred on their team.
Though many of the problems we encountered in 1993 persist to this day, the future of Myanmar is much brighter than when we began.
The scene seemed to bear out Lynch's claim that Philadelphia is "very much brighter than when I was here… more of a normal city".
