Sentence examples for concerned cleaning from inspiring English sources
These calls were most often made by private citizens (31%; 143 of 459); many calls concerned cleaning up mercury-related spills (38%; 175 of 459) or health-related questions about mercury exposure (35%; 159 of 459).
Several practical recommendations were given e.g. concerning cleaning, design of production areas, training of employees and self monitoring of surface hygiene.
At this stage, she'll be focused on surface concerns – cleaning it, removing past conservators' varnish and overpaint that no longer match Gainsborough's original colors, much of it only visible to her through ultraviolet illumination — as well as "paint stabilization," in which she'll set down flaking paint with custom-mixed adhesives.
On Wednesday, the Knicks seemed more concerned with cleaning up their offense and their record (1-2) theirtheir aging arena.
Despite the obvious signs of an economic upswing, much of American business is still concerned with cleaning up yesterday's mess.
When we covered the Windows application earlier this year my biggest concern was that few people would be willing to pay for what for many will be a one-time fix – TuneUp does offer some value after fixing your library with its 'Now Playing' and 'Concerts' tabs, but most people are just concerned with cleaning up their libraries, which only needs to be done once.
They are so busy feeding their habit they are not concerned with cleaning the landing or caring for their flat.
Before starting the study, HCW were updated concerning terminal cleaning good practices.
The present work was concerned with cleaning and deposition of metal coatings on steel surfaces for corrosion protection.
