Sentence examples for mean cleaner from inspiring English sources

This should mean cleaner proteins and longer-lived cultures.

And the tighter restrictions on septic systems would mean cleaner water for city residents, he added.

"This will ultimately mean cleaner air all across America," Mr. O'Donnell said.

"This project will bring added environmental benefits to the neighboring community and will mean cleaner air for all New Yorkers".

Fewer cars will also mean cleaner air, more room for cyclists and less fraught crossings for pedestrians.

Conservation groups like the Natural Resources Defense Council have contended that if new, cleaner electrical power plants replace older oil-burning ones, they could mean cleaner air for the region.

The ban "means cleaner beaches, more edible seafood and a healthier economy by keeping this bacteria out of the water," she said.

Mr. Bush said the Clean Air Act of 1990, which updates and tightens Federal air pollution standards for the first time since 1977, was "simply the most significant air pollution legislation in our nation's history". "This bill means cleaner cars, cleaner power plants, cleaner factories, and cleaner fuels," he said at a packed White House ceremony.

Less traffic not only means less time wasted in traffic jams, but it means cleaner air and safer roads".

At the same time, we also know people want more and more energy, that means cleaner, more efficient, productive.

Not only did they save money, but staying at a guesthouse meant cleaner rooms, WiFi and hot water: the holy grail of backpackers.