Sentence examples for clean enough to cap from inspiring English sources

The agreement, effective in 1997, called for allowing only the dumping of material deemed clean enough to cap the old contaminated mud.

While the silt contains some contaminants, the Federal Environmental Protection Agency declared it clean enough to cap a contaminated dumping ground closed in September 1997.

Backed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and other agencies, the Engineer Corps has determined that the dredged material is clean enough to serve as a cap on material already disposed of at the site, which closed on Sept. 1, 1997.

"Clean enough to eat off of.

"But it's clean enough to have an office".

Jim remembers when snow melt was clean enough to drink.

That's when our nearshore was clean enough to eat from.

The sound was loud and yet clean enough to allow conversation.

It was clean enough to eat.

This has severely hindered the cooking sector's ability to define just how 'clean' is clean enough to achieve health benefits.

In the case of microsatellites, we obviously need markers to be clean enough to comply with the SMM framework.