Sentence examples for cleaner lives from inspiring English sources

After all, the counties also run drug-rehabilitation, housing and job-placement programmes that the probationers need to build new and cleaner lives.

ALBAIDA DEL ALJARAFE, SPAIN — Dolorés Gelo Suárez, a 70-year-old retired cleaner, lives alone in a home filled with religious decorations and relies on a state pension worth "a few hundred" euros a month.

Great design may not solve all our problems, but it has the power to calm the soul and to make us want to live better, cleaner lives.

And, like young people in all the far reaches of the world as development brings with it promises of cleaner lives, better education, and more universal ethics—sometimes they simply come back with different ideas.

So it is no surprise that the European Commission wants to tighten the regulation of European chemicals to promote cleaner living.

He blames drugmakers for exaggerating the benefits and minimizing the side effects of patented medicines, and he urges the medical establishment to emphasize cleaner living.

Officials at many companies, including Sun and 3Com, declined to discuss the janitors' plight, but some executives said the cleaners' living conditions were an embarrassment that needed to be addressed.

"In each generation we seem to face almost insurmountable hurdles," observed Forbes contributor Greg Satell, "but we emerge living longer, richer, cleaner, healthier lives".

Nanotechnology could make our energy cleaner, our lives longer, and all of our existing technologies better.

He is a cleaner, and lives in Furuset with a young baby and his girlfriend because, he says, "it is cheap" in a very expensive city.

Part-time cleaner Celia lives back in Messi's native Argentina and he clearly misses her: he phones home daily and has her portrait tattooed on his back.