Sentence examples for cleaner means from inspiring English sources

The need for overall cleaner means of transportation was acutely felt in the metropolis of the country.

Although steam-powered automobiles promised cleaner means of transport, they failed to persuade urban consumers to abandon horses.

The money will support research on a range of cleaner means of powering vehicles, the White House said, including electricity, biofuels, fuel cells and produced natural gas.

But this is the "lump-of-labour" fallacy that a job for a Polish cleaner means one fewer for a native worker.

The potential for minimizing uranium consumption by using a reactor fleet with three different components and mixed thorium/uranium cycles has been investigated with a view to making nuclear power a more sustainable and cleaner means of generating energy.

The money raised would help fund infrastructure and encourage other, cleaner, means of transport.

If you prefer, you can use a gentle aluminum cleaner meant for cookware instead of the boiling method.

The only cleaners safe for your screen are the light water and vinegar mixture or a special storebought cleaner meant for LCD screens.

If there's a tag or label, look for a cleaning code: 'W' means water-based cleaners, 'S' means solvent-based cleaners ('dry cleaning'), 'X' means no liquid (vacuum only).

To that end, retention of cleaners means ensuring that they have enough work local to them and are paid fairly, but also softer things like not feeling isolated and being part of a wider workplace community.

Washing machines, ready meals and vacuum cleaners meant that mothers were spending half as much time on core housework, and fathers were chipping in, raising their share of these tasks from 14 minutes a day in 1965 to 41 in 2012.