Sentence examples for clean factory from inspiring English sources

If I have a clean factory floor that says a lot about the way things are being operated.

The shares of Snow Brand, the country's biggest dairy producer, have fallen by 70% since it poisoned some 15,000 people by recycling old milk and failing to clean factory pipes.

In a bright, clean factory in Walsall, Knight, a "black belt" in the ultra-efficient production method six sigma, stands under a sign reading: "Embrace, enjoy and drive change".

And here is where the real danger resides: automated killing as the final step in the industrial revolution of war – a clean factory of slaughter with no physical blood on our hands and none of our own side killed.

-- Standing on a sparkling clean factory floor, with a fleet of battery-powered trucks behind him, President Obama on Thursday confronted a challenge: how to reconcile the grim reality of 9.5 percent unemployment with the necessity of defending his economic policies in a midterm election year.

At one point during Snow Brand's latest poisoning scare, last month, its befuddled boss fled a press conference shouting, "I haven't slept at all in the past week".The new fiasco, caused by workers failing to clean factory pipes for weeks, has left 14,700 people ill and 180 in hospital.

Not only can they pay their workers more, treat them better and house them in safe and clean factories, but there is also a significant economic incentive to do so.

But it would tend to penalize multinational corporations that put identical, fairly clean factories all over the world and would face high investment costs to try to reduce their emissions much further.

"Heaven" was a vision of a worker's paradise with clean factories and no profiteers, and there were lyrics he wrote after he enlisted in the merchant marine during World War II: "I'm going away to sea, baby mine, to set this old world free".

In this, however advanced his buildings may have been, he was completely a man of his time – more conservative architects and planners were then building "garden cities" and suburbs, where the noise, stink and clutter of the metropolis would be replaced by a world of green squares, parks and clean factories.

He smiles benignly at the women and men assembling BMW 318s and 328s in the light-flooded, squeaky-clean factory in Thailand's Rayong province that he opened last month.