Sentence examples similar to problem of sun from inspiring English sources

The leaves of plants, though, have adapted to deal with this problem of baking sun and, as reported by the Guardian last week, the science of artificial leaves is (cough) a growth area.

Adam Shaw visits a concentrated solar power plant, and discovers how one company is solving the crucial problem of storing the sun's energy, as well as capturing it.

The transition to renewable sources of energy is linked to the problem that the availability of sun and wind energy is highly intermittent and depends on meteorological factors that are hard to control.

Evaporation is not as much of a problem without the sun beating down, and your hydration will be more effective.

Part of Sun's problem stems from the fact that its strategy worked so well for so long.

The problem of economically collecting the sun's heat is a baffling one.

Rather than working on better solar panels for cars, SolarCity uses Tesla's batteries first in refrigerator-sized units for commercial buildings, and eventually in smaller batteries for home solar applications, solving the problem of what happens when the sun isn't shining.

Many independent minded sustainability experts are critical of hydro-based energy because it results in destroying rivers to create dams; wind power has that annoying problem of chopping up birds; the sun is great, when it shines, which happens in the desert, but not so great in most of the world where the energy-sucking population centers exist; the list of precautionary trade-offs is endless.

The Upington participants felt strongly that eye problems in the community were a result of sun exposure.

Instead they give regular announcements of new committees being formed to solve every problem under the sun.

Few of Sun's colleagues had encountered a problem they didn't think could be solved through technology.