Sentence examples for grow clean from inspiring English sources

But the beauty of today's technology is that India can grow clean – an option the United States didn't have during our time of economic transformation from an agrarian to an industrialized nation.

Then drums and piano trickle in, through a series of repeated questions: "Will the shapes of evil fall?/Will the lives of men grow clean?/Will the power be for good?" There's steady rhythm and a few levels of harmonic motion from the different instruments, some repeated and steady, some wayward.

They are looking at ways to get the private sector to help fund and grow clean energy initiatives, such as reducing the cost of solar power and encouraging the use of more electric cars.

With this initiative, we aimed to improve the lives of Louisiana citizens and grow clean jobs through Louisiana's music, food, film, architecture, art, and other cultural industries".

New York State Energy and Research Development Authority submitted its plan for a new Clean Energy Fund--roughly $5 billion to grow clean energy programs in the next decade by continuing a utility bill surcharge.

These standards will also push utilities to modernize, help grow clean energy jobs, and give a boost to entrepreneurs who are looking for ways to power our economy more cleanly.

In a news release, Mrs. Rell said: "We want to position Connecticut as the preferred location to grow clean-tech jobs.

But suddenly pulling the rug out from under a popular growing clean energy industry makes no sense, and would put thousands of jobs at risk".

As the days passed, the river water grew clean and sweet, and the warm rock pools filled with water for baths and washing.

According to Ms Helper, it provides better-paid jobs, on average, than service industries, is a big source of innovation, helps to reduce trade deficits and creates opportunities in the growing "clean" economy, such as recycling and green energy.

The economic tension between the United States and China escalated on Friday, as the Obama administration pledged to investigate Beijing's subsidies to its growing clean energy industries while delaying a politically volatile report on the Chinese currency.