Sentence examples for clean in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Our job now through Ukip and through this is to keep the Conservatives clean in terms of not backtracking on this.

Britain's eternal self-satisfied smugness that we are squeaky clean in terms of the public interface between parties, government and external sources of finance surely now needs re-examination in the light of Ashcroft.

Growing public awareness about the gruesome side-effects of the trade in conflict minerals has nudged some of the big tech companies to reallocate their investments away from the most suspect big mining concerns towards a new generation of small artisanal Congo mines that are relatively "clean" in terms of militia links, corruption and working conditions underground.

"Nuclear is an option that is clean in terms of CO2 emissions but economics is a very complicated subject, and the UK is just learning that firsthand with supposedly state of the art technology," he said in a reference to the troubled plans for new reactors at Hinkley Point.

Of course heat pumps are only zero carbon if they are powered by clean electricity, but they are cheap, clean in terms of CO2 emissions and local air pollution, and sustainable.

"I went to bed completely clean in terms of channel standing, woke up with the channel just gone," he said.

The Asia Society, which has runs daily comparisons of pictures and data on the air in Beijing and New York, recently pointed out the change in glowing terms: "This week has been by far the cleanest in terms of both blue-ness and air quality stable performance.

"I'm starting a bit of a clean slate in terms of my body.

Results showed that even though DME is known to be a clean fuel in terms of soot formation, DME mixture with ethylene fuel increases PAH and soot formation significantly as compared to the pure ethylene case, while the mixture of DME with methane, ethane, and propane decreases PAH and soot formation.

We might however value clean air in terms of the financial costs associated with air pollution.

Fortunately, Obama and his advisors have a clean slate, in terms of blame; experience and some distance having watched the worst effects of this meltdown between the election and inauguration.