Sentence examples for much lighter at from inspiring English sources

The Rennsport (RS) is much lighter at 9kg, due no doubt to its carbon frame and forks.

During cold acclimation, the chloroplast continues to receive as much light as at normal temperature but its thermal biochemical reactions are reduced.

In particular, thin cells fail to capture much light at the red end of the spectrum.

"Near-term, I don't see much light at the end of the tunnel," he said.

"Based on current traffic and deposits, we are not yet seeing much light at the end of the tunnel".

We might be about to find out because it is rather hard to see much light at the end of Tesco's tunnel.

"For someone like me who is unemployed at age 54, we don't have too much light at the end of the tunnel".

Anthony Bliss, the Met's executive director, was saying, "There doesn't seem to be much light at the end of a long, dark tunnel".

Radio and infrared light can penetrate the dust, but the youngest stars may not emit much light at these wavelengths.

If we have too much light at night (including the kind from electronics), we don't get proper melatonin production.

"This study suggests that all of us who live in industrialized society have the potential to have our circadian system disrupted by too much light at night, and this risk is potentially not restricted to a smaller percentage of the population that is exposed because of their occupation," Blask says.