Sentence examples for dirty cooking from inspiring English sources

A man in China has been sentenced to death for selling dirty cooking oil, according to state media.

India and China are replacing dirty cooking fires with clean stoves, but overall they have much bigger environmental effects than when they were poorer.

Some 1.3 million people die each year because of outdoor air pollution; 2 million die from indoor air pollution linked to dirty cooking and heating fuels, largely in the global south.

Young women are usually the ones who trek to find wood for "dirty" cooking if the families are unable to afford charcoal, and the program captures children gathering their kindling.

Mothers and children in low socioeconomic urban areas in East Jakarta with limited hygiene and sanitation facilities tend to have poor hygiene practices such as using dirty cooking or eating utensils for their children [ 18].

However, the studies also revealed an interesting paradox: Ghanaians used soap when they felt that their hands were dirty — after cooking with grease, for example, or after traveling into the city.

Alma is slender as a reed, you a steroid-addicted block; Alma loves driving, you books; Alma owns a Saturn (bought for her by her carpenter father, who speaks only English in the house), you have no points on your license; Alma's nails are too dirty for cooking, your spaghetti con pollo is the best in the land.

San Francisco has just built a biodiesel plant that uses the BlackGold technology, the first of its kind, with the hope of converting pan scrapings and other so-called brown grease — grimier and dirtier than cooking oil — from restaurants into fuel.

Andrés believes that combating Haiti's cycle of poverty is simple: By switching out dirty methods of cooking food for clean cook stoves, poverty would be turned on its head.

If there is any evidence that you bought this meal and didn't cook it yourself (containers in the trash, not having the right dirty dishes, no "cooking" smells in the house, etc), she might notice it.

Women and children suffer the most from indoor air pollution caused by dirty and inefficient cooking methods, according to United Nations data.