Sentence examples for hygienic- from inspiring English sources

A third control measure takes place in Vidauban, the cahier de charge, where the caves are thoroughly inspected regularly to maintain optimum hygienic conditions, and the grapes are again scrutinised.

We may luxuriate in the belief that we are a clean and hygienic society, in this era of Dettol and anti-bacterial everything.

Yeah, we want to be the world's most hygienic rock band".

He added that, on tour, they have to travel in a "special bus" made for a hockey team – that's the world's least hygienic and most hungover school trip ever.

That gives them some comfort and hygienic protection, and also soaks up the blood of birth.

Earlier that month AFIP announced that it had suspended Procter & Gamble's operations in the country for allegedly overbilling $138m in imported hygienic products to avoid taxes and get dollars out of the country.P&G since seems to have resumed its business in Argentina.

For interesting though it is to learn of their "hygienic" visits to the brothel, Gauguin's talent as a cook and Van Gogh's voracious reading habits, the book becomes so bogged down in quotidian details that at times it loses the plot.Nonetheless, it is worth reading for its fascinating discussion of the two painters' opposing approaches to their art.

The Peepoo is a personal, single-use bag that the Swedish founder of the company, Anders Wilhelmsen, describes as the hygienic version of Nairobi's flying toilet, intended, to begin with, for the same Kenyan users.

Writing about the altercation on Facebook while still airborne, Ms Ahmad recounted asking the cabin crew member for an unopened can of Diet Coke "due to hygienic reasons".

In the approach to the Olympic games in Beijing in August 2008, the leadership's efforts to create an image of a safe and hygienic China led to the suppression of news about a widespread contamination of milk products with melamine, a chemical that can be toxic.

One of his projects has been to create a coalition of governments, corporations and non-profits to develop cheap, hygienic cooking stoves for the millions of women around the world who have to forage for fuel to feed their families.It is, however, her diplomacy that historians will scrutinise most.