'sunny countries' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any countries that typically have a lot of sunny weather and warm climates. For example, "Spain is one of the sunniest countries in Europe - it's a great destination for sun-lovers!".
SUNNY countries are often poor.
With a woman like that, Diego would have liked to wander through sunny countries where there was no injustice.
What scant data there are suggest that up to 1 in 100 children from ethnic minorities may suffer from rickets.Whereas migrants from sunny countries may develop rickets after arriving in Britain, tuberculosis is a disease that often comes with them.
Yet blenders and consumers have no means of distinguishing good biofuel from bad.Biofuels from poor but sunny countries, where crops yield much more energy and costs are lower, tend to be both cheaper and more environmentally friendly.
"People with lighter skin, people who work outside and those of us who enjoy holidays in sunny countries all have a higher risk of experiencing skin damage and developing skin cancer.
The "Do it for Mom" video campaign by Spies, which is part of the Thomas Cook Group, encourages older women wanting to become grandmothers to buy their offspring active holidays in sunny countries - where the advert says Danes apparently have 50 per cent more sex.
Spain is a sunny country.
"It's a pretty sunny country," he said.
The Baninter scandal is likely to cast a dark cloud over a sunny country for a while yet.
Another beneficiary will be the aircraft and aerospace industry, where the process could provide useful cost savings without compromising quality or safety.Australia, of course, is a pretty sunny country.
The idea is that by going on an active holiday to a sunny country (Danes apparently have 50 per cent more sex when they travel abroad), their sex drives and fertility will increase, and the parents will finally be able to get some grandchildren.
