Sentence examples for probably cleaner from inspiring English sources

It is also possible, he allowed, "that in some way, sport is probably cleaner today because there are so many more people watching".

On the first analysis it would have been cleaner to burn gas, oil or even coal for electricity; on the second, the dam is probably cleaner.

As a colleague and friend pointed out, our houses are probably cleaner than they would ordinarily be because we have the money to have someone help us out!

Her place is probably cleaner.

As much as it was sad for me for Abby to lose those scenes, for the movie's sake, it was probably cleaner and better.

I want to get in it, it is probably cleaner than Lake Ontario, which glistens polluted effervescence behind me next to an office building.

In short, though Parliament is still too male and boozy for some people's tastes, it is probably cleaner-living and more upstanding than it has ever been.In this section Never walk alone Revving up Ladies in red Aisle be damned Teen spirit Bitter medicine Fees fi fo fum The hated body politic ReprintsExaggerated reports of political Bacchanalia are a proxy for a broader loathing of politicians.

There are no assembly lines at the factory in San Cesario, just a handful of mechanics working on one car at a time, in a room that is barely larger than a home garage, though probably much cleaner.

It's probably a lot cleaner deal — no pun intended — than most".

A new restaurant or dry cleaner probably won't end up hiring thousands of employees or commercializing new technology.

That makes his unfortunate resignation the inevitable consequence of poor administration and even poorer memory, and it probably makes things cleaner and easier for the Liberal party – but it's not really an act of unprecedented moral heroism.