Sentence examples for cleanliness and efficiency from inspiring English sources

Mazdas piled up at dealers and at the ports, so the company hedged its bets with piston-engine cars while it improved the rotary's cleanliness and efficiency.

IN A world worried about global warming, improving the cleanliness and efficiency of jet engines is a priority for airlines and aircraft manufacturers.

By the 1860s, Joseph Lister, a pioneer of sterile surgery, was redesigning Glasgow Royal Infirmary as a model of cleanliness and efficiency.

American, Delta, United, plus Japanese carriers ANA, and JAL, now all offer direct service from U.S. gateways to Haneda, which also gets high marks for cleanliness and efficiency.

Switzerland's reputation for cleanliness, punctuality and efficiency is so widespread that the Swiss tourism board pokes fun at the stereotype.

You will then evaluate the business' service, cleanliness, quality, and efficiency when helping customers.

Having stayed there often, I can vouch for the cleanliness and general efficiency of the hotel.

Mr. McCornack also bragged about the low fuel cost, its environmental cleanliness and its efficiency: "Normally, we can get 60 or 70 m.p.h. on this, but we had so many hills and such headwinds, we spent a lot of time in the 40s".

This is just what consumers want, says Ron Cogan, editor and publisher of Green Car Journal, adding that cleanliness and fuel efficiency should be of importance to the next president of the United States.

The fact that Melbourne, the capital of the Australian state of Victoria, regularly appears near the top of lists ranking the world's most livable cities says a lot about its efficiency, cleanliness and safety.

In early 21st century, the coal chemical industry in China will be oriented to the development of high efficiency, safety, cleanliness, and optimum utilization.