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  • adjective comparative form of sunny: more sunny

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Examples

  • On average, about 200 Watts falls on each square meter of Earth’s surface, but you might preferentially put your cells in sunnier, clearer places, so let’s call it 250 Watts per square meter.

    tingilinde: 2009

  • On average, about 200 Watts falls on each square meter of Earth’s surface, but you might preferentially put your cells in sunnier, clearer places, so let’s call it 250 Watts per square meter.

    Books 2009

  • On average, about 200 Watts falls on each square meter of Earth’s surface, but you might preferentially put your cells in sunnier, clearer places, so let’s call it 250 Watts per square meter.

    a nice takedown 2009

  • Working at what might be termed the sunnier end of the PR industry - parties, junkets and launch events, mainly for fairly small, leisure - and media-based businesses - she had thus far no occasion to lock horns with Parlabane, nor had she imagined doing so unless his editor went insane and made him the food critic.

    Be My Enemy Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 2004

  • One year after the election of President Obama, as his initiatives for change collide with stubborn political realities, it gets harder by the day to recall the sunnier political realities they displaced: the soaring rhetoric of the campaign; the pomp and lift of Inauguration; even the headlong rush for results that marked his first hundred days in office.

    MyAppleMenu 2009

  • A child of the Midwest grows up in Middle America, thrives, receives disproportionate attention and investment from the community, realizes his or her potential and then moves away to a "sunnier" state in his or her prime.

    David Gray: What LeBron James' Decision Means for the Midwest 2010

  • A child of the Midwest grows up in Middle America, thrives, receives disproportionate attention and investment from the community, realizes his or her potential and then moves away to a "sunnier" state in his or her prime.

    David Gray: What LeBron James' Decision Means for the Midwest 2010

  • The past day or 2 it's been sunnier which is more common for the region, but insanely windy!

    Archive 2006-10-01 Adam Horowitz 2006

  • The past day or 2 it's been sunnier which is more common for the region, but insanely windy!

    In case you're interested... Adam Horowitz 2006

  • Rounder and "sunnier" than old-fashioned Bordeaux.

    mondosapore 2009

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