Sentence examples for clean enough to release from inspiring English sources

He said the biggest risk of a fire at a sewage treatment plant involves chlorine, which is used in the chemical process that transforms sewage into effluent clean enough to release into public waterways.

So if your code is good enough to do the job, then it is good enough to release".

Crush the limes just enough to release their juice.

The water from the algae cultures is not released into the ocean, but further treated with a process developed by NASA for space exploration that makes it clean enough to drink.

"Clean enough to eat off of.

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

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

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

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.

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