We (The Detroit Water and Sewage Department) were talking about the problems of the Flint Water Department (financial management, ability to perform, cleanliness of water, elimination of contaminants, mercury levels, lead levels) back in 2004.
Mr. Fujita said that too much cleanliness actually reduces the body's ability to fight infections and that some bacteria are valuable.
Apart from the daily bread of housing costs, traffic, crime and cleanliness, she wants to campaign, London-style, on Paris's ability to pull in and hang on to business talent.
He's long been the idol of young saxophonists for his rich harmonic vocabulary, and his ability to play everything with a velocity and cleanliness so impressive as to scare young music students into practicing.
The ability to supply brand names, the layout and cleanliness of the store and frequency of sales and promotions each fell 1 point.
But his success can be credited to his dogged work ethic, legendary temper and unparalleled ability to micromanage every detail of an event, including the cleanliness of the bathrooms.
As the ability of the guard hairs to repel water depends on utmost cleanliness, the sea otter has the ability to reach and groom the fur on any part of its body, taking advantage of its loose skin and an unusually supple skeleton.
If a woman is working 30+ hours a week, then why should she be solely responsible for the cleanliness of the home ("Even your house will be dirtier") or a man's ability to cope with her larger salary?
For example, the ability to employ more support staff reportedly led to improved safety and cleanliness, and reduced waiting times and staff fatigue.
The children's hands and faces, said the school districts' witnesses, were "generally dirty," they lacked proper clothing and "cleanliness" of body and mind, they had no manners, and they were "retarded" in their ability to learn.
