Sentence examples for little clean from inspiring English sources

There is little clean water, no telephone system and no reliable electricity in Baghdad.

Spot searches, evictions and sudden attacks are common, the city has no real infrastructure, little clean water and almost no healthcare, and factional warfare is a daily occurrence.

They're all afflicted with dog flu, and they have nothing to eat but the garbage scraps that they scavenge, and there's little clean water to drink.

There's very little clean work from either fighter so far - although Taylor makes a better start to the third, landing two clear shots in the opening minute.

Without power, gas or telephone service and with little clean water, about 600 survivors spent Sunday in makeshift shelters, on high alert for any further rainfall that could trigger another mudslide.

Indonesian health officials reported today that thousands of workers were suffering from respiratory diseases and other ailments after being sent to a remote border camp with little clean water and poor sanitary conditions.

In Seattle there is little clean-tech buzz beyond a massive biodiesel company, Imperium Renewables, founded in 2004.

"What is bad is that in the villages on the seashore there has been little clean-up.

It's not a perfect comparison, since so little clean-up was done, but according to a study conducted 12 years after the disaster, nearly 90% of the impacted muddy salt marshes and mangroves were still profoundly damaged.

It's neat, tidy, and you'll have little clean-up once you're done.

Liners can be worn everyday to feel a little more clean and fresh.