Sentence examples for concerned about cleanliness from inspiring English sources

It might not have been the most effective cleaning job, and Bloomberg was arguably less concerned about cleanliness and more interested in finding a backdoor excuse to kick the protesters out, but try making those cynical points to a guy with a sign around his neck who is on his hands and knees scraping paint off the ground.

"People are concerned about the cleanliness of stations — that's a big thing," said William A. Henderson, executive director of the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee, a branch of the transportation authority that is a voice for riders.

"People are concerned about the cleanliness of NHS facilities, and they're not impressed by the idea of an 18-week wait," says Phil Taylor, the chairman of the Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries AMIII).

These findings suggest that when media coverage mentions concerns about cleanliness it amplifies the effects of disgust on exclusionary attitudes.

A spokesman for the games' Indian organising committee, Lalit Bhanot, even claimed that concerns about cleanliness were based on differing standards of hygiene.

However, a sizeable proportion of this market did not stay at this type of accommodation for reasons such as concerns about cleanliness and safety, cultural and language barriers and unfamiliarity with the style of accommodation.

By the 1960s, tenants in all public housing complexes were prohibited from owning dogs or cats, except guide dogs for the blind, because of concerns about cleanliness, noise and the danger of dog bites.

The Care Quality Commission's (CQC) latest visit followed concerns about cleanliness, safety and care.

Does a concern about cleanliness and hygiene account for part of your lack of interest?

* Let the landlord know that you share any concerns about cleanliness.

Health concern was the most important reason for establishing a smoke-free home (2.74 ± 0.64), followed by "other" concerns and concerns about cleanliness (2.38 ± 0.91 and 2.37 ± 0.92, resp.; see Table 3).