Sentence examples for managed clean from inspiring English sources

And for those of you concerned about the financial costs of making these fundamental changes, I offer this dire warning: If humanity goes extinct, there goes the GDP! Reading about the starfish die-off, the elevated radiation levels on the west coast (where I live) and the increasing dangers of a very poorly managed "clean up" at Fukushima, I admit to having dark thoughts this past week.

Likelihood of considerable building damaged requires a carefully managed clean-up operation for health and safety.

"In the long term we need an innovative private-public sector solution to manage, clean and market our beaches".

Hydrocolloid dressings are designed on some wounds for prolonged periods (more than 1 week); this is useful in managing clean ulcers, but not when regular wound inspection is required.

There were substantial concerns from residents and business owners that if the eruption was to continue producing high volumes of tephra, the ability to manage, clean and recover would be exceeded.

The service basically lets users sync all their contacts across their smartphones, email accounts and computers, and lets them manage, clean up and share contacts from their digital address books.

That's the date to mark in your calendars for a more firm go/no-go signal for the deal, which would see Musk move closer to his vision of a company that can manage clean energy from production all the way through down to consumption, with the goal of making that whole process attainable for everyday consumers.

New bioinformatic software was written to manage, clean and analyze the UDPS data (Jernberg et al., manuscript in preparation).

Similarly, the volume of data proved to be a logistical challenge to manage, clean, and transfer.

None of her children have ever got the Polio drops before entering Cameroon but now the community volunteers have told her the importance of Polio drops and managing clean water.

Property owners self-manage clean-up.