Sentence examples for cannot be cleaned from inspiring English sources

According to reports, the resulting skid marks cannot be cleaned from the stone.

What is particularly worrisome is that because biological systems reproduce, such genetic pollution cannot be cleaned up like a chemical spill or recalled like a defective automobile.

He suspects that the concrete has absorbed so much dirt that it cannot be cleaned sufficiently so that it matches the original terra cotta, which may leave another replacement as the only option.

While the recycled water so far cannot be cleaned sufficiently for drinking or irrigating crops, it could be reused to frack additional wells, reducing the costs of securing and disposing of water for drilling companies.

The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, a peculiar fief that covers housing, planning and local government, reckons terraced houses that cannot be cleaned up should be knocked down.

Alan Blinder of Princeton, by contrast, says that the demand for skills depends on whether they must be used in person: X-rays taken in Boston may be read by Indians in Bangalore, but offices cannot be cleaned at long distance.

"I can see why people think that record cannot be clean," he says.

Once a stream used for drinking water is permanently polluted, it cannot really be cleaned up.

For now, state officials cannot estimate how many tires will be cleaned up in the next 12 months, since much depends on how much the shredding equipment will cost and which tire dump is selected first.

If you cannot clean up properly right away, at least immerse your tools in water so they can be cleaned up later.

Examples of costs that will be compensated are costs for increased working hours, culled animals in cases of overcrowding, production losses due to decreased number of animals, costs for thorough cleaning of stables and replacement of materials that cannot be properly cleaned as well as costs for hygienisation of manure and compensation for loss of its value as fertilizer.