Sentences with phrase «too much sunlight»

These synthetic materials give the slats in faux wood blinds greater durability than natural wood, which can warp, fade, or crack given too much sunlight or moisture.

If too much sunlight is an issue, think light filtering sheers on a curved rod attached to the arch.

Now we tend, particularly in this country, to put caring about the environment in terms of the simple process of reducing toxic pollution and making sure that we don't get melanoma from too much sunlight.

Reflecting too much sunlight would also rob plants of radiation needed for photosynthesis.

If vaccines are stored in areas that are too warm, or exposed to too much sunlight, they can loose their effectiveness.

They often burn and / or blister if exposed to too much sunlight.

So check to be sure your cage doesn't also get too much sunlight during the day when you may not be in the room with your hamster.

A dog's skin can freckle when it is exposed to too much sunlight.

I don't know if in Australia if it's... perhaps you have too much daylight sometimes — or too much sunlight anyway.

You can pick up short sleeve shirts in almost every colour and if you're wearing them during the hotter months, you're going to want to get a lighter colour to avoid attracting too much sunlight.

Oh, too much Sunlight!

Although life needs energy from the sun, too much sunlight damages the skin.

Stress, hormonal changes, exposure to chemicals and too much sunlight can be some of the many causes of high levels of pitta.

«When there is too much sunlight, it's like pressure building up,» said Niyogi.

Poor reflectors absorb too much sunlight, heating up in the process and defeating the purpose of cooling.

Venus is often bright enough and far enough from the sun to stand out in the evening or morning sky, but Mercury is notoriously elusive and dangerous to sight with a telescope that could easily fry a retina if too much sunlight gets in.

The canopy doesn't let too much sunlight shine over your kid and protects the kids skin and eyes.

Your child is kept protected from too much sunlight during scorching days by the protection canopy.

Both kids will be protected during harsh weather conditions such as too much sunlight and the wind among others.

Not exact matches

Eventually, the long hours and lack of sunlight were too much for him and he decided to see the world.

Hardening them off is as much for acclimating the plants to sunlight as to low temps and wind, so if you kept them in total shade while hardening them off, they could be getting too intense sun.

My tip would be definately use as much natural light, I prefer to go outside but take photos in the shade, bright sunlight is too harsh.

And this time of year, the long days may be a factor as well — if you've noticed that your child is waking progressively earlier, make sure there isn't too much morning sunlight streaming into her room.

Our bathroom doesn't get much natural sunlight and the light switch is a bit too high for my son to reach, so he needed someone to come with him to turn on the light.

You can't overdose on vitamin D from sunlight, but you can get too much vitamin D through supplements.

But daily life takes its toll: Too much exposure to sunlight and products such as bleaches, straighteners, and dyes breaks the disulfide bridges, making hair brittle.

That makes sense: Too much nitrogen in water promotes the growth of plankton, which can block sunlight, and algae, which can settle on the grass blades and smother them.

You can customize it to your yard, too, by telling it what kind of soils and plants are in certain areas and how much sunlight each gets.

While algae and other microscopic plants, which form the base of the marine food chain, are vital to a healthy ecosystem, too much can cause murky water, reduce sunlight and oxygen levels, and ultimately cause harm to marine life.

«Operationally we need to find a safe landing site, away from too much surface roughness, and have a site that has sufficient sunlight to ensure the lander can recharge itself.

Plus, if you're north of Atlanta, the winter sun is too weak to generate vitamin D in your skin, no matter how much sunlight you get.

I believe depression is a meaningful symptom of a biological mismatch with our lifestyles — we eat poorly, harbor too much stress, lack sufficient physical movement, deprive ourselves of natural sunlight, expose ourselves to environmental toxins, and take too many drugs.

When I was young, I dreamt of a job where everyday, I'd be able to walk around a busy city and soak in sunlight between tall buildings (maybe because I was watching too much movies that took place in New York).

The makeup effects are impressive except in bright sunlight, when he looks like someone wearing way too much foundation.

It glistens momentarily in the sunlight of San Miguel Drive, just outside the prestigious Spyglass Hill community, where people with way too much money drive by in 500SLs and Ferraris.

While the electro - luminescent gauge cluster looks fantastic, there's a bit too much glare in direct sunlight that hampers readability.

The auto - brightness function worked well during most lighting condition changes, and it's also easy to see the screen in bright sunlight (though direct sunlight causes too much glare).

By design, they're simpler device made for the singular purpose of reading — and they have advantages too, such as batteries that last weeks rather than hours, and much - clearer legibility in direct sunlight.

A palm originating from Australia, this species is popular as an indoor plant and requires little sunlight (direct exposure and too much water tends to make the tips of its leaves turn brown).

They don't like direct sunlight or too much heat so keep them in shady areas of a room.

Although desirable in our formal lawns, KGB is much too abundant in our prairies where it outcompetes native species for food and sunlight.

Hence, climate engineering is the big temptation of our times: If there's too much heat on the planet, let's block some sunlight and continue business as usual.

«As of 1970, solar energy was impractical because the cells cost way too much, were very inefficient at capturing sunlight, and had fairly short useful lives.