Sentence examples for take more sun from inspiring English sources
Since some plants can take more sun and heat than others, plant the more sun-friendly, drought-tolerant plants where most of the afternoon sun will be located.
A prior diagnosis of skin cancer may motivate outdoor workers to take more precautions against sun exposure but even these groups may not limit their time in the sun [ 15, 26].
But the entrepreneur has never shied from publicly saying that those businesses would make a better future — including allowing us to go off into space to take more advantage of the sun's energy, or to leave the Earth if we should need to.
It is conceivable that patients with a sun-sensitive phenotype take more precaution when warned about the sun-sensitising effects of diuretics.
Scientists plan to take more measurements as the comet nears the sun and its begins to spew more water vapour and dust out into space.
Rather than building a system with storage, which requires an oversize gathering system to take in more sun than is required for instant generation, Aora decided that it was easier to equip its system to burn natural gas, using most of the original hardware.
Even when dead, the lander could cling to the comet for several laps around the sun, each taking more than six years.
William Powell AM, who chairs the assembly's Petitions Committee, said that as a result of Tenovus' petition, "a cross-party committee of AMs has called on the Welsh Government to ensure that sun safety is taken more seriously and that young people receive more education about the dangers of exposure to the sun".
It takes more than sunscreen to keep the sun's ultraviolet rays from harming your skin.
SDO takes more than 15,000 images of the sun each day, but for this new study the team analyzed images taken only twice each year, when the satellite's instruments are calibrated.
