Sentence examples for end cleaning from inspiring English sources

This isn't to say that the era of brands striving to behave ethically is over or should end: cleaning up supply chains and pushing for fair trade are more essential than ever.

As a leader, you can bet you will inevitably spend the time that you were reluctant to take up front at the back end, cleaning up the mess made by trying to control everything around you.

End cleaning in mammalian cells by Tdp1 and PNKP produces the conventional 3′-OH and 5′-phosphate DNA ends suitable for completion of repair.

The Postal Service is adding filtered vacuum hoses to its equipment to cleanse the air and has ended cleaning practices in which air hoses were used to clear dust from machines, said Patrick Donahue, its chief operating officer.

Mr. TAYLOR: So, we ended cleaning up our own code in the process of doing this.

If the design and installation of the plant result in the presence of pits, crevices, gaps, sharp edges, threads and/or dead ends, cleaning time would be greatly increased and there would be a risk of contamination.

If you sprayed graffiti on a subway car or a city housing project, you may well end up cleaning it yourself, Ms. Castillo said.

The workers at El Gran Pan de Queso end up cleaning the sidewalk any morning that rats or the homeless rip into exposed garbage bags.

"If I am going to end up cleaning houses with my mother," Amalia said to explain why she almost quit Hylton, "why go to high school?" Hylton's program has become a source of pride for helping immigrant students succeed in school, but also a target of criticism that segregated classes have handicapped students by isolating them and "dumbing down" the curriculum.

If they end up cleaning it up, that could be a huge amount of jobs for folks needing them," she added.

Leave yourself some time and energy at the end for cleaning up.