Sentence examples for clean up by from inspiring English sources

Could one not, in fact, clean up by creating and marketing an adult version of the booster seat?

Among the available technologies, gas clean up by adsorption on commercial sorbents is largely employed, although the overall process efficiency is often lowered by operation at fuel compositions and process conditions far from the advised specifications.

One of the first issues Mr. Romney and Mr. Foy tackled involved an aging coal plant in Salem that was spewing dirty particulates and was required by state regulations to clean up by 2004.

The city council has passed a law requiring anyone who owns a house in New Orleans to clean up by August 29th, the storm's anniversary, or have the property seized.

Some central bankers in Europe and Japan argued that monetary policy should "lean against" asset bubbles, whereas Fed officials thought bubbles were hard to spot, and that it was less costly to clean up by cutting rates after they burst.

Both animals have recently been portrayed as beneficial in the popular literature (maggots made a cameo appearance in the film "Gladiator") as well as in medical journals: leeches for the removal of engorged blood in plastic surgery, and maggots to clean up by devouring dead tissue in wounds.

As it is, nearly 3,000 acres at the former base have been remediated, or cleaned up, by the Navy.

The resulting extracts were cleaned up by column chromatography on a layered acid/base silica column.

In comparison, others towns (e.g., Moscow, Washington after Mt. St. Helens 1980 eruption) which have experienced tephra fall have prioritised clean-up by working systematically across a built up area (Hayes et al. 2015; Kartez and Kelley 1980).

I know a couple of people who have really cleaned up by cleaning up.

Spills are not cleaned up by plugging holes.