Sentence examples for not enough light from inspiring English sources
"There's not enough light".
(At times, he resembles the theorist Slavoj Zizek, who is all wattage and not enough light).
When there's not enough light getting through, these functions begin to slow down.
Stuck in the shadows, there was not enough light to recharge its secondary batteries.
But a moral panic warps as well as illuminates – too much heat, not enough light.
"There just isn't enough light to play 36 holes in the day," Garland said.
Only to find, as I watched the light against that wall this spring, there isn't enough light for roses.
For instance, the majority of growers in Canada's greenhouse capital, Leamington, are unable to produce the year round because, experts say, there simply isn't enough light to grow tomatoes there profitably in midwinter.
The hedge runs east-west across half our south-facing slope, so when the canopy reaches out after May, there is little chance of growing anything that flowers - there isn't enough light.
There simply wasn't enough light.
