Sentence examples for clean implies from inspiring English sources

Because it was originally called the "hygiene" hypothesis, and because the terms hygiene and cleanliness are used interchangeably, people often assume that "being less clean" implies being less particular about hygiene.

"Clean" implies that people who are HIV-positive are dirty.

Comfort resided both in being able to sense cleanliness directly, but also as a state of mind: being clean implied inner comfort, freshness, readiness for anything, confidence and purity.

However, the water boat is important for our procedure, as it helps to maintain the edge of the knife clean, implying that the cutting process must be done at room temperature.

Nowadays, they're conducting a type of de-demonisation: they have to show they are clean and that implies keeping the sulphurous Jobbik at a distance.

Nowadays, [French nationalists] are conducting a type of de-demonization; they have to show they are clean, and that implies keeping Jobbik at a distance.

Urbanization implies a clean break from people's dependency on local resources, mainly on food, and from the previous social-communitarian structure.

Although, on the surface, this description implies a clean division of labor, in practice there is substantial overlap and cooperation required, and implementation approaches to achieve this have varied by country [ 8].

To class something as clean is to imply something else is dirty.

For the two teachers who viewed the issue in the short term, the argument they made that "there would be no immediate harms to humans if GM bacteria is used to clean oil spills" implied that the two teachers were not very sensitive to or knowledgeable about the potential effects of using GM bacteria on ecology or humans (e.g., negative impacts on biodiversity or ecological balance).

The concentrations experienced in non-solid cookfuel households, however are far from being "clean" as often implied in the choice of a counter-factual exposure.