The phrase 'much more cleaner' is not correct in written English.
The correct phrase is 'much cleaner'. For example: After washing the car, it looked much cleaner.
"What Jony Ive has bought is a much more systematic, cleaner and much more modern sensibility.
And these days, festivals are much more mainstream, cleaner and safer.
But officials were not yet able to say how much more the cleaner car of the future would cost.
2. After years of asking subway riders to be patient, the M.T.A. in New York has decided to: A. Make its subways much more efficient, cleaner and easier to use.
One of the president's principal priorities is to work with Congress to put in place a new framework for constraints on risk-taking, for better consumer investor protection, better protection against the kind of fraud we saw in these markets, and a much more powerful, cleaner oversight structure with better enforcement, frankly.
Upgrades can run into the tens of thousands of dollars, if not much more, while cleaner, industrial-scale Hoffman or tunnel kilns can cost millions.
The redesign is much more aesthetically pleasing and cleaner, with bigger photos, cleaner menus, integrated social sharing, liking and commenting.
"We've gone to a cleaner, much more streamlined look than in the past," Ms. Schwartz said.
Areas to the north of Lido Inlet such as Sant Erasmo and Burano offer spectacular scenery in a much more tranquil, and certainly cleaner, environment.
Along with a cleaner, much more sleek interface comes the ability to host huge rooms of listeners.
