Sentence examples for clean enough to irrigate from inspiring English sources

And although the farmers say the canal water is clean enough to irrigate their crops, tests by a team from the national university show that it is not.

Now only farmers with the most powerful (and expensive) pumps can reach deep enough to irrigate their fields.

The utilizable water resource in India is not enough to irrigate the cultivatable area.

Most importantly, it would not raise its reservoir high enough to irrigate the plateau around the Grand Coulee.

Often, a water dampened cloth can get most products clean enough to photograph, especially consumer electronics.

"Clean enough to eat off of.

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

Under current COSPAR rules, the rover is not clean enough to go near it.

Conventional wisdom says that a baby should be clean enough to eat off of.

The resulting company is then deemed clean enough to pass a rigorous government inspection.

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