Sentence examples for cheap dirty from inspiring English sources
"It's a cheap, dirty hit," Tortorella said.
China's rise to become the world's second largest economy was largely powered by cheap, dirty coal.
It was cheap, dirty, loud, picturesque, illegal, athletic, dangerous, and, best of all, it didn't seem like a vacation.
The report found that among the obstacles to the roll-out of renewable energy was the oversupply of cheap, dirty energy from old coal power stations.
Of course, China will continue to grow with cheap, dirty coal, to arrest over-eager environmentalists and to strip African forests for wood and minerals.
"It is as good an example of cheap, dirty politics as you could ever find," Mr. Bloomberg said on Monday at a news conference at City Hall.
They can run away from a proud legacy of environmental stewardship by defining "conservative" as aligning the G.O.P. with the cheapest dirty fuels and dying industries — and do whatever their lobbyists dictate.
Maybe this is just some freak anecdotal evidence.' " It was in fact a pivotal change: Manipulating the price of coal had always insured that Chinese utilities would produce ever more electricity, but the unhappy side effect was that utilities needed to build nothing more efficient than the cheapest, dirtiest plants.
Conventional energy generation, which in India means burning cheap but dirty local coal, is a mess.
