Sentence examples for experienced clean from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama nominated Gina McCarthy, an experienced clean air regulator, to run the Environmental Protection Agency, and Ernest Moniz, an M.I.T. physicist and strong advocate of natural gas and nuclear power, to run the Energy Department.
Mr. Obama nominated Gina McCarthy, a tough-talking native of Boston and an experienced clean air regulator, to take charge at the Environmental Protection Agency, and Ernest J. Moniz, a physicist and strong advocate of natural gas and nuclear power as cleaner alternatives to coal, to run the Department of Energy.
Then everyone will be able to experience clean air again.
Megan hopes that her time in Iceland, experiencing clean air and clean land first-hand, will give her ideas for how her community could adopt better habits about the way it uses energy.
The latter of which is a nice way to keep the experience clean, but the former makes the Apple TV the only streaming device to be both Dolby Atmos and Vision certified.
Instead, Facebook can keep most of its apps and experiences clean and free since it makes so much money on ads in its main app — $3.32 billion in Q1 2015 alone.
(The others, he notes are Hipmunk "for when we need to think about how to be more helpful"; Pinterest "for when we want to think about how to be more immersive"; Square "to remember to keep the experience clean").
I walked away from that experience clean.
Gropius, a titan of the Bauhaus school, was deeply influenced by the Japanese aesthetic and wanted her to experience its clean, spare lines firsthand.
First things first The Stanley Parable is most impactful and best experienced with as clean a slate as possible.
Smith and Peel (2010) observed that the exposure response relationship for PM and cardiovascular disease mortality risk (Pope et al. 2009), which begins to plateau at relatively high PM exposures, implies that exposures need to be reduced to levels typically experienced in relatively clean ambient environments in order to achieve large-scale public health benefits for cookstove interventions.
