Sentence examples for representing clean from inspiring English sources

The diversity of planktonic algae became rich, and in particular the species number representing clean water increased from 1 before restoration (2009) to 8 after the restoration (2011).

The most popular activity is a Rube Goldberg like contraption full of blue balls representing clean water.

A group of trade organizations representing clean-energy interests delivered analyses to the department in mid-May arguing that renewables do not threaten grid reliability and that subsidies are not to blame for the economic troubles of coal and nuclear plants.

For Bilhuber, Spatter represents "clean, scrubbed American design and clarity".

A year ago, the Photios couple formed a spinoff from Photios's lobbying firm, Premier State, to represent clean energy companies.

For all his claims to represent clean politics, he trafficked as much as any predecessor with the city bosses who controlled local party machines.

Every Saturday, he sat at a long table in a wood-panelled room in Gul Khana Palace and chaired a committee on procurements, spending several hours reviewing contracts to make sure that they represented clean government.

(A probe by a grand jury, the latest of several, is investigating alleged campaign-finance problems dating to his run for president in 2008).So Ms Martinez, so far, has simply tried to represent clean government.

Symbolically, we all now know that blue isn't just for boys, but when it comes to a spritz or splash, the hue represents clean, fresh masculinity better than any other – bringing to mind as it does the sea and the sky.

Others represent clean power and global poverty.

In short, the second graph represents "clean energy investments," broadly defined.