Sentence examples for enough hygiene from inspiring English sources

The hospital's founder, Mr. Shea, an American who resembles a football coach more than a health worker, was outraged because one of the employees had failed to purchase enough hygiene kits — freebies the villagers had come to expect at the fair.

"While food relief is very crucial, my concern is sanitation and hygiene, as there are not enough hygiene materials, and UNICEF's support has been very timely," says local community leader Prem Gurung.

Have good enough hygiene to not annoy people; get your skin looking nice and clean, get a nice hair cut, work out and eat right, shower and brush your teeth, etc. Learn to talk to people just be nice and crack some jokes.

Enough food and hygiene material for over 1,200 people was delivered, along with baby milk and diapers.

In Ivory Coast following the election violence in 2011, we didn't have enough shelter and hygiene kits for everyone at first so had to prioritise those most in need.

The government has certainly passed enough laws about food hygiene.

Merely reading about such slatternly ways is probably enough to have the hygiene freaks among you reaching for your hand sanitiser.

Participants' awareness of these sanitation issues and the associated health threats to their communities are difficult to reconcile with the prevalent attitude that personal hygiene is enough to protect oneself from disease.

UNICEF is responding to these needs with enough clean water and hygiene supplies to serve 72,000 people for 15 days, including water purification tablets, bars of soap, jerry cans and water filters.

However, UNICEF also stresses that schools and teachers need to play vital roles as advocators for change by encouraging children to share with their families and communities – influencing children only in schools is simply not enough to create new hygiene habits (18).

There is enough detail about money, cosmetics, hygiene, sexually transmitted diseases, theatrical deportment and authentic camaraderie to qualify the film as a kind of documentary.