Sentence examples for preventing sunlight from inspiring English sources

The new tints satisfy more people, preventing sunlight from blasting passengers who are sleeping but still enabling the person by the window to enjoy the view.

Individually, they are invisible to the naked eye, but when present in large quantities they cause massive blooms, clouding the water reddish, green, yellow or brown and preventing sunlight from filtering through the water.

As it became clear that Philae had come to rest in the shadow of a cliff, preventing sunlight from reaching its solar panels, the plan was put into action.

Overgrowth of algae from nitrogen and phosphorus pollution can cause several problems, preventing sunlight from reaching subaquatic plants and starving a body of water of the oxygen needed to sustain fish populations and other animal life.

The cardboard allows moisture to pass through but prevents sunlight from reaching the grass and suffocates it.

Rain regularly seeps in through the crisscrossed thatch walls, and the roofing – in some cases corrugated iron, in other cases thatch, too – doesn't extend far enough over the windows to prevent sunlight or water from entering inside.

There were thatched-roof houses and long stone walls, joined tightly enough to last for hundred of years but not enough to prevent sunlight from seeping through the gaps and chinks.

This prevented sunlight from reaching the solar panels.

Shields block radiation from the warm Spacecraft bus and solar panel, which prevent sunlight on any CTA surface at all times.

It was long assumed that such a thick atmosphere would prevent sunlight from reaching the surface in the first place, preventing photosynthesis.

Gas would prevent sunlight from reaching Earth's surface, producing a "cosmic winter" effect - a similar situation to an impact winter, but not caused by an impact.